Anki decks for veterinary students — crafted from the most-used textbooks
VetDecks turns dense chapters and clinical drug handbooks into high-yield, exam-ready flashcards: fundamentals, species differences, toxicities, and clinical reasoning — so you learn faster and retain longer.
- Mapped directly to Plumb’s, Fossum, Dyce & Cunningham
- Tagged by species differences, mechanisms & clinical emergencies
- Copyright-safe, text-first Anki cards ready for instant import
Sample Deck Preview (Pharmacology)
Why is systemic acyclovir contraindicated in feline patients with FHV-1, and what is the primary dose-limiting toxicity of enrofloxacin in cats?
- Acyclovir: Poor feline bioavailability; causes fatal bone marrow suppression and hepatic/renal necrosis.
- Enrofloxacin: Acute retinal degeneration and permanent blindness secondary to defective feline ABCG2 retinal transport.
- Tags:
species_differencetoxicologyplumbs_pharmacology
Start free — first decks for each book
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Dyce — Ch. 3 (Free)
Start anatomy with a real chapter deck
Download freeWheater — Part 1 (Free)
Histology starter set
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Physiology starter set
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Pathophysiology starter deck
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Plumb's Veterinary Drug Handbook — Full Series (Sections 1–18)Dyce Anatomy — full textbook (Ch. 1–38)Fossum’s Small Animal Surgery — full textbook (Ch. 1–44)Cunningham’s Veterinary Physiology — full textbook (Sections 1–10)Wheater’s Functional Histology — full (Parts 1–3)Zachary — full bundle (Sections 1–3)Dunlop — full bundle (Ch. 1–13)Subjects & deck lines
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Plumb’s Veterinary Drug Handbook (Therapeutic Classes 01–18)18 Decks Available
01 – Systemic Antihistamines
H1 inverse agonists, CNS penetration & mast cell stabilization
Get this deck02 – Central Nervous System
Sedatives, anesthetics, anticonvulsants & neuroleptanalgesia
Get this deck03 – Skeletal Muscle Relaxants
Spasmolytics, malignant hyperthermia & neuromuscular blockers
Get this deck04 – Euthanasia Agents
AVMA humane staging & oxybarbiturate pharmacology
Get this deck05 – Cardiovascular Agents
Inotropes, antiarrhythmics, ACE inhibitors & vasodilators
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Beta-2 bronchodilators, inhaled steroids & antitussives
Get this deck07 – Renal & Urinary Tract Agents
Diuretics, urethral tone modulators & USMI therapies
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Antiemetics, PPIs, motility agents & hepatoprotectants
Get this deck09 – Hormones & Reproduction
Insulins, thyroid/adrenal regulators & reproductive steroids
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Antibacterials, antifungals, antivirals & antiparasitics
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Alkylators, RTK inhibitors, antimetabolites & vesicant safety
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Calcineurin inhibitors, JAK inhibitors & monoclonal antibodies
Get this deck13 – Antidotes & Reversal Agents
Targeted receptor antagonists, chelators & lipid sink rescue
Get this deck14 – Bone & Joint Agents
Chondroprotectants, bisphosphonates & joint therapies
Get this deck15 – Vitamins, Minerals & Nutrients
Electrolyte replenishers, hematinics & parenteral additives
Get this deck16 – Cholinergic & Autonomic Agents
Parasympathomimetics, anticholinergics & autonomic modulators
Get this deck17 – Acidifying & Alkalinizing Agents
Systemic/urinary pH modifiers & urolithiasis management
Get this deck18 – Other Systemic Agents
Miscellaneous systemic therapeutics & specialized compendiums
Get this deckFossum’s Small Animal Surgery (Ch. 1–44)Click to expand
Ch. 1 – Fossum
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Fossum’s Small Animal Surgery — full textbook (Ch. 1–44)
Dyce, Sack & Wensing’s Textbook of Veterinary Anatomy (Ch. 1–38)Click to expand
Ch. 1 – Dyce
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Dyce Anatomy — full textbook (Ch. 1–38)
Cunningham’s Veterinary Physiology (Sections 1–10)Click to expand
Section 1 – Cunningham
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Cunningham’s Veterinary Physiology — full textbook (Sections 1–10)
Wheater’s Functional Histology (Parts 1–3)Click to expand
Part 1 – Wheater
Part 2 – Wheater
Part 3 – Wheater
Wheater’s Functional Histology — full (Parts 1–3)
Zachary’s Pathologic Basis of Veterinary Disease (Sections 1–3)Click to expand
Section 1 – Zachary
Section 2 – Zachary
Section 3 – Zachary
Zachary — 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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Dunlop — full bundle (Ch. 1–13)
Miller’s Anatomy of the Dog (Ch. 1–7)Click to expand
Ch. 1 – Miller
Ch. 2 – Miller
Ch. 3 – Miller
Ch. 4 – Miller
Ch. 5 – Miller
Ch. 6 – Miller
Ch. 7 – Miller
About me
Hey 👋 I’m a vet student who knows how overwhelming vet med can be. Between Dyce, Cunningham, Plumb's, and endless lecture slides, I felt like I was drowning. To keep up, I built my own high-yield Anki systems — and they completely transformed my grades.
My GPA jumped (ended up at 4.51 🐾📚), and for the first time I actually felt confident walking into oral and written clinical exams. That’s how VetDecks was born.
I’ve wanted to be a vet since I was 3. I study at the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest, I’m currently a 4th year, and I’m aiming for equine medicine or mixed clinical practice.
VetDecks turns the heaviest textbooks into ready-made, high-yield decks — packed with key mechanisms, species differences, and higher-order diagnostic questions — to save you hundreds of hours of card-making.
If vet school feels overwhelming, you’re not alone — that’s exactly why I built these decks.
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