VetDecks is new πŸŽ‰ Zachary & Dunlop are done. Miller + Fossum’s Small Animal Surgery are on the way. Next: Merck Vet Manual + Plumb’s Pharmacology.

Anki decks for veterinary students β€” crafted from the most-used textbooks

VetDecks turns dense chapters into clean, exam-ready flashcards: fundamentals, species differences, and higher-order questions β€” so you learn faster and remember longer.

  • Directly mapped to popular vet texts
  • Basic facts β†’ clinical reasoning
  • Copyright-safe, text-first cards

Sample Deck Preview

Front

Identify the major branches of the celiac artery in the dog and note a key species difference vs. the horse.

Back
  • Dog: hepatic, left gastric, splenic.
  • Horse: enlarged splenic branches.
  • Source: standard vet anatomy texts.

Start free β€” first decks for each book

Download a free starter deck for your current textbook. If you like the format, grab the next chapters instantly.

No email required. Instant Gumroad download.

Dyce β€” Ch. 3 (Free)

Start anatomy with a real chapter deck

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Wheater β€” Part 1 (Free)

Histology starter set

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Cunningham β€” Section 2 (Free)

Physiology starter set

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Dunlop β€” Ch. 4 (Free)

Jump in with a solid first deck

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Tip: The free starters are designed to show the β€œfeel” of VetDecks β€” clean prompts, exam-style difficulty, and quick filtering.

Study smarter, retain longer

Built for vet curricula

Organized by course, species, and textbook.

Exam-style prompts

Higher-order and recall cards in the same deck.

Buy only what you need

Single chapter or full textbook bundles.

Constantly expanding

More anatomy, physiology, pathology in progress.

Simple, student-friendly pricing

Start with a free starter deck, then buy only what you need. Most decks range from $0–$10 per chapter/section.

Single chapter / section

$0–$10 USD/EUR*

*Final currency/price is set in Gumroad.

  • One chapter/section
  • Anki .apkg download
  • Keep it forever

Subjects & deck lines

Open the textbook you’re using and grab just the chapter you need.

Dyce, Sack & Wensing’s Textbook of Veterinary Anatomy (Ch. 1–38)Click to expand

Ch. 1 – Dyce

Ch. 2 – Dyce

Ch. 3 – Dyce

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Ch. 4 – Dyce

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Ch. 37 – Dyce

Ch. 38 – Dyce

Wheater’s Functional HistologyClick to expand

Part 1 – Wheater

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Part 2 – Wheater

Part 3 – Wheater

Wheater’s Functional Histology β€” full (Parts 1–3)

Cunningham’s Veterinary Physiology (Sections 1–10)Click to expand

Section 1 – Cunningham

Section 2 – Cunningham

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Section 3 – Cunningham

Section 4 – Cunningham

Section 5 – Cunningham

Section 6 – Cunningham

Section 7 – Cunningham

Section 8 – Cunningham

Section 9 – Cunningham

Section 10 – Cunningham

Full bundle available under β€œFull textbook options” above.

Zachary’s Pathologic Basis of Veterinary Disease (Sections 1–3)Click to expand

Section 1 – Zachary

Section 2 – Zachary

Section 3 – Zachary

Zachary β€” full bundle (Sections 1–3)

Dunlop’s Veterinary Pathophysiology (Ch. 1–13)Click to expand

Ch. 1 – Dunlop

Ch. 2 – Dunlop

Ch. 3 – Dunlop

Ch. 4 – Dunlop

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Ch. 5 – Dunlop

Ch. 6 – Dunlop

Ch. 7 – Dunlop

Ch. 8 – Dunlop

Ch. 9 – Dunlop

Ch. 10 – Dunlop

Ch. 11 – Dunlop

Ch. 12 – Dunlop

Ch. 13 – Dunlop

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Chapter 13: Homeostatic & toxic disorders

Dunlop β€” full bundle (Ch. 1–13)

Miller’s Anatomy of the Dog (Ch. 1–7 so far)Click to expand

Ch. 1 – Miller

Ch. 2 – Miller

Ch. 3 – Miller

Ch. 4 – Miller

Ch. 5 – Miller

Ch. 6 – Miller

Ch. 7 – Miller

Miller is in progress. Fossum’s Small Animal Surgery is also in progress.

Fossum’s Small Animal Surgery (Ch. 1–34)Click to expand

Ch. 1 – Fossum

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Chapter 1: Principles of surgical asepsis

Ch. 2 – Fossum

Ch. 3 – Fossum

Ch. 4 – Fossum

Ch. 5 – Fossum

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Ch. 30–31 – Fossum

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Ch. 34 – Fossum

Fossum is in progress β€” chapters are added as they’re completed.

Custom decks (made from your materials)

Want Anki decks made from your lecture slides, handouts, or personal digital notes? Send me the material and I’ll build the deck for you β€” so you don’t have to spend hours converting content into flashcards.

  • You send the material (PDF, slides, notes)
  • I review scope + complexity
  • You get a quote + turnaround time
  • Delivered as an Anki .apkg

Request a quote

Email info@vetdecks.com with:

  • Course + topic
  • Material type (slides/notes/PDF)
  • Rough size (pages or slide count)
  • Deadline (if any)
Email for a quote

The goal is simple: save you time and give you a deck you can start using immediately.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need Anki?
Yes β€” downloads are standard .apkg files.
Are diagrams included?
Not right now β€” decks are text-first to stay copyright-safe.
Can I request another textbook?
Yes β€” email info@vetdecks.com with the book and chapters.

What students are saying...

Clearer than the textbook for quick review.
The mix of question difficulties really tests my knowledge β€” it feels like a full mock exam for each chapter.
Super easy to use and filter β€” I can jump straight to the topics I’m weakest in without wasting time.