Veterinary Technology: Websites

Look under the Public Information tab for links and resources

University of Arkansas, School of Law hosts this comprehensive collection of publications, links, and case law.

Advocacy, career development, and educational resources for Veterinary Technicians.

Information about agriculture and animal health in Oregon.

Includes information about animal health.

Information about agriculture and animal health in Oregon.

Useful links. Some material limited to OSU students.

Program description and information about the prerequisites required to enter the Veterinary Technology program at PCC

The University of Wisconsin Digital Collections presents the detailed drawings from anatomists Wilhelm Ellenberger and Hermann Baum, and medical illustrator, Hermann Dittrich, for various animals (horse, cow, dog, goat, lion and deer)

Services for veterinarians and professionals involved in animal and plant health, biotechnology and agriculture

Click on each section of the example for an explanation of that part of the scholarly article. Provided by North Carolina State University Libraries.

Estimate the possible level of theobromine and caffeine consumed based on the type of chocolate, dog's weight, and amount of chocolate consumed.

The Extension Toxicology Network, Oregon State University provides this database of information about the toxicity of pesticides

Link to experts, publications, vendors and grant information for forage.

Practical tips from eHow.com

Citation style guide with examples and guidelines for Veterinary Technicians. By the National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America