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We have a limited number of discounted copies of Beneath the Skin, Scale, Fur & Feather available through our Kickstarter campaign.  Make sure you reserve a copy for your future veterinarian and we''ll send you a FREE poster too.   

In our first five years, Vet Set Go has provided scholarships to veterinary camps, given away thousands of books and provided free content and games to hundreds of thousands of future veterinarians across the globe.   The only way we can do this is through your support.   Please reserve your book on Kickstarter today!

Dr. Chris Carpenter

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Help Us Share Anatomy with Future Veterinarians Like Yours

Support Our Kickstarter Campaign Today!

We are so grateful for your membership with Vet Set Go and your purchase of our products.   These product purchases help us share the veterinary profession with future veterinarians like yours through our free content, scholarships and giveaways.   Please help us create our next product!

In our first five years, Vet Set Go has provided scholarships to veterinary camps, given away thousands of books and provided free content and games to hundreds of thousands of future veterinarians across the globe.   The only way we can do this is through your support.   Please buy an advanced copy of our new book.  

I love the veterinary profession and have worked for over a decade to share it with aspiring veterinarians across the world.   Can you help me continue this work?  

Thank you,
Dr. Chris Carpenter

 

In Just a Few Hours, You Can Kiss This Opportunity Goodbye 

Reserve Your Anatomy Book and Free Poster Now!

On Monday, August 31st at 12:00 pm, your chance to pre-order "Beneath the Skin, Scale, Fur & Feather", the first anatomy book developed specifically for middle and high school aspiring veterinarians, ends. This book is a one-of-a-kind resource for aspiring veterinarians and the proceeds go to support other future veterinarians across the nation.  

"Beneath the Skin, Scale, Fur & Feather" presents anatomy to students in a fun and original way. In each chapter, students explore a structure of the body in dogs and then learn how this organ system has adapted in other animals.  

Help us share the wonders of anatomy with your future vet and other students across the country.

Thanks to all of you for supporting Vet Set Go throughout the years. 

Dr. Chris Carpenter

 

Get a FREE Anatomy Poster for Your Future Veterinarian 

Just Support Us On Kickstarter Today!

This is a poster that needs to be in every aspiring veterinarian''s bedroom.  Animals like hawks, elephants, alligators, sharks, anteaters, owls, horses and dogs are featured.  And for each animal, we share a glimpse of their unique anatomy.      

In our first five years, Vet Set Go has provided scholarships to veterinary camps, given away thousands of books and provided free content and games to hundreds of thousands of future veterinarians across the globe.   The only way we can do this is through your support.   Please reserve your book and post on Kickstarter today and help us create an on-line course for this school year!

Dr. Chris Carpenter

What is the Longest Bone in a Dog? 

Does Your Future Veterinarian Know?

How many stomachs does a bird have?   How about a cow?  What is the unique bone a bird has that helps it to fly?  Does a horse have fingers?  Where do a buffalo's horns attach?  Why do dogs have round pupils?  Why is the mouth of a camel so long?  How may muscles move the eye?  Do fish have "stones" in their ears?   Share anatomy with your future veterinarian this year so that they can find out!!!

"Beneath the Skin, Scale, Fur & Feather" presents anatomy to students in a fun and original way. In each chapter, students explore a structure of the body in dogs and then learn how this organ system has adapted in other animals.  

We have received over 100% funding for this book.  Pre-order you book so that we can create an online course that pairs perfectly with it.  Help us share the wonders of anatomy with your future vet and other students across the country.

We are excited to share anatomy with your future veterinarian this year.   

Thank you,
Dr. Chris Carpenter

(By the way, the longest bone in a dog is the ulna, one of the bones of the foreleg)