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Resources for Veterinary Practitioners

Selected by Ann Viera, College of Veterinary Medicine Librarian at the University of Tennessee, 865.974.9015
Also see Career and Employment resources.

Database Search and Article Photocopy Tips

To find articles in the veterinary literature, search CONSULTANT first, then PubMed (MEDLINE) and then AGRICOLA. Copies of articles cited that are not in the practice collection can be obtained by contacting your state veterinary library or commercial vendor.

Database and coverage

Source

Total Journals Indexed

Veterinary Journals Indexed

CONSULTANT
depends on disease;
7000 diseases of 8 species
Guide to Consultant (.PDF document)

Cornell CVM
70
70; List

MEDLINE/Pub Med
1966-current
PubMed Tutorial
(highly recommended)
Guide to PubMed

NIH/National Library
of Medicine
4000
68; List
AGRICOLA
1984-present
USDA/National
Agriculture Library
2000
80
FARAD
Food Animal Residue
Avoidance Databank
USDA/NCSI/UI/UF
N/A
N/A
FDA Approved
Animal Drug Products

a.k.a. The Green Book
FDA/VPI
N/A
N/A

Raptor Information System

USGS Biological Resource
Division +
see about for more
Unknown:
Approximately 30,000
references in database
Unknown

Pet Health Information--selected quality websites

MEDLINEplus--health information for clients, friends, family

Veterinary practitioners are frequently asked for advice on health concerns. An excellent resource for veterinarians in this situation is MEDLINEplus. Veterinarians can refer friends and family to MEDLINEplus with confidence because it is "...accurate, current, commercial free and totally private..." (from the MEDLINEplus bookmark--if you would like copies, please contact Ann Viera at annviera or 865.974.9015)

Selected links

State of Tennessee

Dog Bite Prevention

Sites that include materials in connection with Dog Bite Prevention Week (JAVMA News, April 15, 2003):

Emergencies and Disasters

Sites that include materials on the care and handling of animals and pets in times of emergency or disaster.

Housecall or Mobile Veterinary Practices


Updated June 4, 2005