The division has the power to deny, revoke, or suspend any license issued under this chapter or otherwise discipline a licensee upon proof of the following:

(1)  Conviction of a felony; and conviction of a crime arising out of the practice of veterinary medicine;

(2)  Addiction to narcotics, habitual drunkenness, or rendering professional services to a patient while the veterinarian is intoxicated or incapacitated by the use of drugs;

(3)  Knowingly placing the health of a client at serious risk without maintaining proper precautions;

(4)  Fraud or misrepresentation in any phase of procuring or renewing a license;

(5)  Unprofessional conduct, which includes the matters set forth in this section or other matters as further defined in regulations of the division;

(6)  Advertising designed to mislead the public;

(7)  Representing certain procedures are performed with greater authority or expertise;

(8)  Fraud or misrepresentation of treatment procedures or statements regarding the ability to treat;

(9)  Fee splitting or kickbacks of any kind, except where services are provided jointly;

(10)  Failure to maintain acceptable sanitation standards;

(11)  Malpractice, gross negligence, or wanton disregard of accepted professional standards;

(12)  Adjudication of mental incompetence;

(13)  Lack of fitness to practice by reason of mental or physical impairment or otherwise; or

(14)  Any other grounds to deny, revoke, or suspend a license as provided for in the rules and regulations.