Database searching is essential for the Veterinary Medicine student. Whether it is for a class project, clinics, IACUC submissions, or presentations, knowing how to optimally utilize databases is crucial for medical professionals. This guide aims to provide support and how-to instructions for several of our leading veterinary and medical databases. Below are some of the major factors and components to database searching. You will also find pages on specific databases related directly to the veterinary sciences and agriculture.
The four major veterinary databases are: PubMed, CAB Direct, Web of Science, and Agricola. For specific questions, concerns, or one-on-one training on database searching, please contact Andi Parrish or schedule an appointment directly via her scheduler found here.
Publication Dates Covered: 1950 - present Free Resource
PubMed is a free service of the National Library of Medicine that includes over 21 million citations from Medline and other life science journals for biomedical articles back to the 1950s. PubMed includes links to full text articles.
Publication Dates Covered:1920 - present Paid for by K-State Libraries
The most thorough and extensive source in the applied life sciences, incorporating the leading bibliographic databases CAB Abstracts and Global Health. Other databases available are VetMed Resource, CABI Full Text, Distribution Maps Plant Diseases, CAB ebooks Archive (2008-2010), and Animal Health and Production Compendium (AHPC). Each database is available through the above CAB Direct link or an individual link found under the corresponding first letter. Over 13 million records are available in CAB Direct.
Paid for by K-State Libraries
Simultaneously search the Korean Journal Database, Medline, the Russian Science Citation Index, the SciELO Citation Index, the Preprint Citation Index,™ ProQuest™ Dissertations & Theses Citation Index, and the Web of Science Core Collection.