Blue Tree Publishing Cat and Dog Anatomy Poster Set 12"x17", 4 Veterinary Physiology Charts for Vet Nurses & Students, Feline & Canine Skeletal, Muscular & Organ Systems Study Guide

Master Feline and Canine Anatomy – Side by Side Veterinary students face a unique challenge: you need to know the anatomy of multiple species. The cat is not just a small dog. Their skeletal structures differ. Their organ placements vary. Their muscle attachments are species-specific. The Blue Tree Publishing Cat and Dog Anatomy Poster Set solves this problem by placing feline and canine anatomy side by side – so you can learn, compare, and retain both. Why This 4-Poster Set Works Side-by-Side Comparison This set includes four 12"x17" laminated posters. Two focus on cat anatomy. Two focus on dog anatomy. Place them next to each other on your study wall. See the differences instantly – from the cat's floating clavicle to the dog's digitigrade stance. This visual comparison is impossible with single-species resources. Complete Coverage for Both Species System Cat (Feline) Dog (Canine) Skeletal 230+ bones, flexible spine, floating clavicle 320+ bones, digitigrade stance, heavier skull Muscular Lean, fast-twitch fibers for pouncing Variable by breed, powerful jaw muscles Organ Systems Smaller heart relative to body size Species-typical carnivore layout Digestive Shorter intestinal tract Standard carnivore anatomy Perfect Size for Study Spaces At 12 inches by 17 inches, these posters hit the sweet spot. Too large for a binder – but perfect for: Dorm room walls above your desk Lab station reference during dissection Study carrel in the library Small group review sessions Vet clinic break room education Built for Daily Use Fully laminated front surface. Wipes clean with standard disinfectants. Resists tearing and curling. These posters will survive your entire veterinary program – from first-year anatomy to clinical rotations. Who Needs This Set Role Primary Benefit Veterinary Student Compare species side by side for exams Vet Tech / Nurse Student Master both common companion animals Vet School Instructor Classroom visual aid for comparative anatomy Veterinary Clinic Staff training and pet owner education Pre-Vet Undergraduate Foundation for professional school Technical Specifications Set Size: 4 posters Dimensions: 12" x 17" each (medium format) Material: Heavy-weight semi-gloss paper Finish: Laminated front (wipeable) Species Covered: Cat (Feline) and Dog (Canine) Content: Skeletal, muscular, organ, and vascular systems What's Included in the Set: Poster 1: Feline Skeletal & Muscular System Poster 2: Feline Organ & Vascular Anatomy Poster 3: Canine Skeletal & Muscular System Poster 4: Canine Organ & Vascular Anatomy Perfect For: Veterinary technology programs Pre-veterinary medicine undergraduates Vet nurse certification courses VTNE exam preparation Animal science and pre-professional programs Veterinary clinic staff training Pet owner education (vet setting) Compare. Learn. Retain. Add this cat and dog anatomy set to your study space today.

• COMPLETE 4-POSTER SET – Includes cat and dog anatomy charts side by side. Perfect for comparing feline vs canine skeletal structure, muscle groups, and organ placement. Essential for veterinary students learning both species simultaneously.
• FULL ANATOMICAL COVERAGE – Each set covers skeletal system, muscular anatomy, major organ pathways, and vascular structures for both cat and dog. Clear labeling of species-specific features like feline clavicle and canine digitigrade stance.
• OPTIMAL 12"x17" FORMAT – Large enough for detailed study at your desk or lab station, compact enough for dorm room walls and study carrels. Fits standard frames. Easy to rotate between subjects during exam prep.
• DESIGNED FOR VET PROGRAMS – Trusted resource for veterinary technology students, pre-vet majors, and vet nurse training. Supports study for the Veterinary Technician National Exam (VTNE) and practical anatomy labs. Laminated surface resists clinic wear.
• STUDY & CLINIC USE – Perfect for individual study sessions, group review, or as a teaching aid in vet clinics. Show pet owners anatomical explanations for conditions like hip dysplasia, dental issues, or organ concerns using clear visual references.