The Veterinary Surgeons Act is a piece of legislation that regulates the practice of veterinary medicine in a specific country, ensuring that only qualified individuals can perform surgeries and provide medical care to animals. This act sets the standards for education, training, and professional conduct for veterinary surgeons, helping to maintain high levels of animal welfare and public trust in veterinary services. Under the act, veterinary surgeons must be registered with a governing body, which oversees their qualifications and professional behavior. The legislation also outlines the legal framework for disciplinary actions against those who violate the standards, ensuring accountability within the profession.