Research Guides: Veterinary Specialty Boards Reading Lists, CSU: Home

General Disclaimer

This is only a convenience copy of the veterinary specialty boards reading lists to help candidates find copies of reading materials in local libraries. It does not replace the official reading lists of the specialty veterinary organizations. Candidates are responsible for ensuring they use the latest reading list.

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General Welcome

Welcome to the Veterinary Specialty Boards Reading Lists guide!

This guide exists to connect residents using the board exam reading lists provided by veterinary specialty organizations to those study materials via links to online content and to books and journals available at local libraries.

If you’re studying for board exams, you may use this guide to help find study materials. You are responsible for ensuring you use the latest specialty board-provided reading list.

If you’re curious when each reading list on this guide was updated, check the guide’s 'About' page for the board in question.

Ask your librarian, mentor, or specialty board examination committee if questions arise.

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This guide is maintained by staff and faculty of the Ohio State University Libraries and the Texas A&M University School of Veterinary Medicine & Biological Sciences. It is licensed under creative commons, non-commercial use, share-alike, adaptations allowed. Libraries are encouraged to link to this guide to access up-to-date content, or copy this guide to modify it for their own institutional needs.