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    Subject Guide - Animal and Veterinary Sciences

    This page aims to point you in the right direction for the information you need to be successful in your studies.

    Finding books and journal articles

    Whether you want to find a book, an electronic journal article or other electronic information you can start your search in the same place, the simple search box called HOLLY  (Harper Online Library) which is on every one of the library pages.

    If you want to know more about using journal articles in your work a good place to start is our Introducing Journals Guide.

    Other resources which may help you

    You can find these in our alphabetical list of databases:

    • Cattle Practice database - British Cattle Veterinary Association's (BCVA) searchable database. Covers cattle health and welfare
    • Vet Lexicon - This resource is the world's largest online clinical reference source and provides a series of comprehensive, peer-reviewed digital encyclopaedias, delivering instant and structured point of care information for the treatment of dogs, cats, rabbits, exotics, horses and cattle.
    • VetLogic - the site uses video, animations, images, text and self-assessment to produce online training material available for students of veterinary nursing, animal science, animal care and veterinary science.

    Useful animal websites

    • The Horse - lots of free articles about equine health approved by vets.

    • NOAH Compendium - up-to-date data sheets of authorised veterinary medicines from the National Office of Animal Health.

    • Pubmed - Free digital archive of biomedical and life sciences journal literature.  In many cases only the abstract of an article is available.
    • Wildpro - the electronic encycolpaedia and library for wildlife professionals.

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