Which of the following is classified as a non-regulated procedure?

The classification of non-regulated procedures refers to practices that do not fall under strict regulatory oversight or require specific licenses to perform. Non-experimental veterinary practices are generally routine practices that veterinarians are trained to carry out as part of their regular duties, such as vaccinations or routine check-ups. These procedures are widely accepted and recognized as standard veterinary care, and they typically do not involve the more stringent regulations associated with experimental or high-risk procedures.

On the other hand, experimental surgical procedures, animal testing for cosmetic products, and educational animal dissections often involve higher levels of oversight due to ethical concerns, potential harm to animals, or the novel nature of the procedures. Each of these practices is subject to specific regulations to ensure animal welfare and compliance with scientific and ethical standards. This level of regulation distinguishes them from non-experimental veterinary practices which are considered safer and more routine, thus qualifying them as non-regulated procedures.