Textbook of Veterinary Anatomy 4th Edition

I just wanted to rent this book since it was required by my veterinary school but I could find it anywhere for rent and hardly for purchase at a decent price! So glad I found it here and was able to order it.

If this book is listed as optional for a class you should buy it. The images are well done, and the text is fairly well organized. I am not a big fan of how they made a section for things that are constant across species, and then another section for detail. This means that you need to look in two places to look something up. However, if the text was done the way I wanted it they would have to make the text 6 inches thick!

While Big Miller's is more in depth, and often provides more diagrams, Dyce is the text I continue to come back to when I need an introduction to or an overview of a system. It is extremely easy to read, full of helpful diagrams, specific where it needs to be, and general where it doesn't. It has a general anatomy section, as well as individual sections for species of importance, including dogs/cats, horses, ruminants, swine, and poultry. A clear favorite among myself and classmates, they are often all out at the library.Dyce will not name all the prominences of every bone or every single detail of each system, but it will do so in enough detail that you understand the little things, while also getting the whole picture. I just wish it had more diagrams sometimes!

I just recently bought this book, since I was accepted into Veterinary Summer Program. It content is very self explanatory. Great pictures, chapter are divided appropiately and best of all, you will use it during your whole carrer of Veterinary Medicine. I bought by reference of a friend Currently studying veterinary medicine at Tuskegee Veterinary School. I strongly recommend this books.

The thing about learning veterinary medicine is that you have to deal with so many species. This is a great book covering several important species. A must for veterinary students. Got this to send to someone in vet school overseas. Received book from vendor in the time frame as promised.

One of the best veterinary anatomy books. Recommended by many professors this book goes into great detail regarding the various organ systems in the multiple species. I like the categories, the images and the text which is well written.

It's an anatomy book, so reading it won't be exactly interesting, but the tone of the authors seemed kind of condescending. The only thing I liked about the book were the colored pictures.

This is an excellent resource for current & future vets. I purchased it for my daughter who is a senior in high school wanting to become a vet. It is definitely a 3rd or 4th year college level textbook in that there is much information that it assumes the reader already knows. There are NO glossaries or end of chapter review questions. It is simply a reading textbook or educational resource, and is quite exhaustive in its amount & depth of content. However, she is loving reading through it!