Customer Reviews

Dog Anatomy

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These flashcards are an excellent aid to learning anatomy. They are a convenient size ideal for keeping in your bag and studying while travelling to and from college. Each card contains a view which has all the necessary information which can then be flipped over to show the diagram with blank spaces. Such a simple idea yet so effective in studying such a complex subject. Both the cat and dog series are well-priced and an essential study aide to any veterinary or animal science student.

Great product! I would suggest these to anyone who is learning carnivore anatomy. The only downfall is that I noticed not everything is labeled on the flash cards. For example, the stifle joint, although there are two separate cards for this topic, the lateral/medial femoropatellar ligament is not labeled. Neither is the cranial fibular ligament, but the caudal fibulgar ligament IS labeled?? Not sure about the reasoning for that. Also, if you are a veterinary student, the number of vertebrae is listed for the cat, dog, human, and horse - but the pig and ruminant is left out.

These cards have a lot of information and are VERY helpful, but they are still lacking information. However, just get your pen out and label what is missing by yourself! I added all sorts of notes to these flashcards and it has been a tremendous help.

I would suggest these to anyone - they are far easier (and lighter!) to carry around in your bag instead of a heavy anatomy book.

Awesome, love it, you can color the pictures which helps you study and remember the parts of anatomy, highly recommend this book for vet tech school!!!

I am a DVM student. I bought theses cards to help learn the massive amount of structures necessary for anatomy. I, like other reviewers, found that there was way to much info on each card. I can get a picture with every muscle labeled on it in my dissection guide. I was looking for something that would help to quiz myself by having one or two structures per card. Also I found that the terminology used on the cards is not current with the standard veterinary nomina anatomica. Save your money, these cards aren't worth your time unless you need a very very basic overview.

The cards are helpful but the print is so tiny it is very hard to read. Its is a nice compact and complete set but be prepared to use a magnifine glass to read the labels.

These notecards are moderately helpful; I had to write in more details that they lacked.

these simple cards were a good start for learning dog anatomy. They helped me review on the go!

Bought these for a VERY bright 9 year old and they seem to be perfect for her. May not fit the needs of a DVM student.

This set of cards are fantastic. Very easy to read and lots of info. Would highly recommend.