Many of the resources in this guide are based on recommendations from annual reports prepared by the Student American Veterinary Medical Association (SAVMA):
The entity that reports board scores to the jurisdiction where a veterinarian wishes to be licensed and a resource for information about the regulation of the profession. This site has links to test sites, state boards and approved continuing education information.
Includes information for candidates on the qualifying exam, clinical skills assessment and the licensing exam as well as information on the board itself.
An online, interactive study resource for veterinary licensing exams consisting of a database of more than 2000 questions, formulated to highlight primary areas of interest in veterinary medicine. They offer a practice and a test mode.($)
Call Number: 5th ed. (2011) available in print at Vet Med (Reserves) SF991 .B534 2011
ISBN: 1118881613
Publication Date: 2016
Canine Anatomy
by Bonnie J. Smith
Call Number: Print available in Vet Med (Reserves); ask for this by TITLE at the desk. Additional print copy available in Vet Med (Reference) 636.70891 Sm52c 1999
The starter app contains 60 Volume 1 questions, answers, and references. You can add expansion packs of additional questions directly to this app. All 1800 Volume 1, 2, and 3 questions are available for an additional fee.
Includes "A Roll of the Dice" interactive single or multiplayer game to make study time entertaining.
Available for Apple and Android devices ($)
Veterinary Mindreader takes a fun, innovative approach to prepping for exams in popular HeadsUp style.
Choose a category of key veterinary terms - then lift your device to your forehead and let the games begin!
Available for Apple and Android devices and also available as a bundle with the Veterinary Board Exam Review starter app. ($)
