Florida Pet Lemon Law
The Florida Lemon Law for pets entitles consumers who have bought a pet with a pre-existing illness, disease, or congenital/hereditary condition. The Florida Lemon Law for pets will not only protect consumer rights but also enables the Attorney General to prosecute as violation of these laws is a misdemeanor.
Requirements
Several factors will make the Pet Lemon Law applicable:
- The pet must have been sold by a pet seller, including hobby dealers who sell more than twenty dogs or two litters per year.
- The pet must have an illness or infectious disease documented by a veterinarian within fourteen days of the sale date.
- The pet must have a congenital or hereditary disease documented by a veterinarian within a year of being bought
Reimbursement
The pet dealer may have to:
- Refund the money paid for the pet while allowing the new owner to retain the pet
- Refund the money paid for the pet and accept the return of the pet
- Reimburse the consumer for money paid for veterinarian costs (up to the price of the pet)
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