Strong veterinary learning depends on knowing how to find, evaluate, and use high-quality information. This page connects students with library services, veterinary databases, research tools, and trusted reference materials that support coursework, clinical learning, and lifelong evidence-based practice.
Why Information Literacy Matters
As a veterinary student and future veterinarian, you will constantly need to locate reliable information, compare sources, and make decisions based on evidence. Learning how to use information well is part of becoming a strong clinician and professional.
What You’ll Find
- Veterinary databases and library guides
- Reference tools and textbooks
- Journal access
- Citation and research support
- Evidence-based medicine resources
- Curated external veterinary resources
This section highlights commonly used veterinary resources that support learning across the curriculum. Students should always use sources that are current, credible, and appropriate for academic or clinical use.
Your CVM Library Contact
The USU Library has several librarians who can assist students in the College of Veterinary Medicine at Utah State University with their needs.
Specific Resources
The following resources can be found on the USU Libraries guide: VM: Information Resources in Veterinary Medicine.
Use the links below to access each tool directly.