Skeletal Anatomy Dogs, Cats, Horses, Cows (VETERINARY TECHNICIAN EDUCATION)

Introduction to veterinary anatomy of the skeletal system in dogs, cats, horses, and cows. Keep watching and we're going to find out all about it. Use that technology at your fingertips and hit subscribe!

I am an RVT and all videos take place in a clinical environment. This video is for educational purposes only. Hope you learn something new today!

[fathuwaseem]

0:33 Anatomical terminology
6:42 Bones Function
7:50 Types of Bone
9:56 Structure of a long bone
14:50 Axial Skeleton
15:44 Skull
28:30 Spinal Processes
42:30 Ribs
49:06 Appendages
1:05:01 Hindlimb

[augervongaribaldi]

In a vet tech program and I wish they gave us webinars like these. They really help visual learners like me. Thanks for posting this!

[Peter_H_Art]

Artist here just checking in for some anatomy insight. I'm sketching and taking notes. Though I'm not your intended audience, you are a wonderful teacher and I found this so fascinating and helpful. Thank you!

[HoneyTheHammy-gjtu]

I have been wanting to be a vet for over 7 years! Every kid says they want to be one but I feel like I’m committed to being one!This really helped get me started on the basics thanks!!!

[sabrinacrew]

I’m 13 and studying to be a vet so I can get a head start this helped a lot I can’t wait to see how it helps in the future

[hectormorales]

Thank you for this. I'm in qurantine and had nothing to do so I decided to get a head start on my future vetenarian degree if i don't become an actor. Thank you for teaching me all of the anatomy on these animals, genuinely interesting for me.

[amandabot]

Watching this lecture is so helpful compared to the solo readings I"m assigned. My retention is better when I'm actively listening rather than trying to teach myself through a book.

[monikababin]

studying for an anatomy exam and i never got to hear lectures so this is a lifesaver!!

[jsccrna]

Lol I was a r vet tech (SUNY Delhi, NY) in the late 70's and went on to be a CRNA anesthetist and am now retired. I came on this by chance and stayed for the whole thing. You are much better teacher than I remember! Bravo!

[deu]

Thank you for this video! I'm a pre-vet student and your videos are incredibly helpful for me. :)

[summerdreams]

Applied for a Fdsc Animal health and Management course to eventually get into wildlife conservation so this helps thank you!!

[yoselinruiz]

I’m studying to be a vet And i wanna watch this on my own will 🥰

[moski]

I got my license as an MRI Technologist (for humans) and recently got hired as a veterinary diagnostic imaging tech. Canine anatomy is surprisingly similar to human anatomy the biggest difference in practice is definitely the anatomical planes and position. This video is helping a lot to supplement my on the job training with RVTs!

[hannahborawski]

So I’m currently attending Penn Foster online college for my VT degree and I have enjoyed it thus far, with the exception that they don’t have many recorded lectures going over these critical foundational topics. I just have to give a big THANK YOU because I really needed this. If you could post more like this over anatomy and physiology I would greatly appreciate it! ❤️❤️❤️

[burntbeansoup]

I love how she made it interesting by including animals she's had or worked with (her cat and the rat that was adopted) and the meme and family guy episode reference and all that.

[rodento]

Thank you I am applying to Veterinary Tech school and this is awesome!

[moosexing]

I really like your relaxed and informative approach. I think (as a retired surgeon) that you should refer to the vertebrae as just that; the vertebrae - and not call them 'spinal processes' - as the spinous process is only one part of the vertebral body.

[petereyou]

this lecturer is the best one so far who has made this anatomy my simpest topic

[catthemeg]

I don't have the time or patience to finish this today but will I be back? ABSOLUTELY.

[carabriggs]

Thank you for posting this. I am not talking about class right now but your video has helped me understand so much more. You give a lot more detail than most videos on here.