  The main goal of this work is to study systematically the quantum aspects of
the interaction between scalar particles in the framework of Generalized Scalar
Duffin-Kemmer-Petiau Electrodynamics (GSDKP). For this purpose the theory is
quantized after a constraint analysis following Dirac's methodology by
determining the Hamiltonian transition amplitude. In particular, the covariant
transition amplitude is established in the generalized non-mixing Lorenz gauge.
The complete Green's functions are obtained through functional methods and the
theory's renormalizability is also detailed presented. Next, the radiative
corrections for the Green's functions at $\alpha $-order are computed; and, as
it turns out, an unexpected $m_{P}$-dependent divergence on the DKP sector of
the theory is found. Furthermore, in order to show the effectiveness of the
renormalization procedure on the present theory, a diagrammatic discussion on
the photon self-energy and vertex part at $\alpha ^{2}$-order are presented,
where it is possible to observe contributions from the DKP self-energy
function, and then analyse whether or not this novel divergence propagates to
higher-order contributions. Lastly, an energy range where the theory is well
defined: $m^{2}\ll k^{2}<m_{p}^{2}$ was also found by evaluating the effective
coupling for the GSDKP.
