VETERINARY Pathology RESOURCES
Below you will find online veterinary clinical and anatomical pathology visual materials, developed by top universities worldwide. The list incudes references in haematology, urinalysis, and tissue/organ macro- and microscopic lesions.
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Disclaimer: I do not own rights to any of the content present in the links below. When referencing these materials, credit should be given to their original creators.
Updated Oct 2025
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#Pathology #VeterinaryMedicine
/ CLINICAL PATHOLOGY
College of Veterinary Medicine – Cornell University
Very complete and detailed educational resource on veterinary clinical pathology, with extensive image galleries on haematology, urinalysis, cytology of domestic and exotic species. [EN]
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine – Université de Montréal
Concise database of the most common clinical pathology findings in small animals and birds, complemented with descriptions. Features galleries on haematology, urology and cytology. [EN]
/ ANATOMICAL PATHOLOGY
College of Veterinary Medicine – Cornell University
Atlas of anatomical pathology, including description of the lesions. Content is reach by keyword search (e.g. name of the organ or species). [EN]
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine - University of Lisbon
Great database of lesions on several domestic and wild animal species, organised by location (organ/system) and completed with insightful descriptions. [EN, PT]
School of Agrarian and Veterinary Sciences – UTAD
Photographic database of varied organ lesions in domestic animals. [EN, PT]
College of Veterinary Medicine – Cornell University
Database of color images of both macro- and microscopic lesions of the nervous system in several animal species. Search is filtered by keywords, such as organ, lesion or species. [EN]
/ species-specific pathology resources
College of Veterinary Medicine - Cornell University
bovine pathology and necropsy. Search can be filtered by organ or even type of lesion. [EN]
Hugh Ferguson & Carlos Sandoval
Blog-style collection of most common lesions/diseases in fish. [EN]
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