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A free, open 3D atlas of veterinary anatomy for students. Explore the dog, cat, cow and horse bone by bone, muscle by muscle and organ by organ, with Latin (NAV) names, descriptions and related diseas
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Open-source 3D veterinary anatomy atlas for students
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Read the full README ↗Open 3D veterinary anatomy, built for studying
A free atlas of dog, cat, cow and horse anatomy. Every bone, muscle and organ is a selectable piece with its Latin (NAV) name, a description, the diseases that affect it and real images.
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| Species | Dog, cat, cow, horse |
| Systems | Skin, muscles, organs and skeleton, stacked as dissection layers |
| Structures | ~340, each with its NAV name in Latin |
| Diseases | ~125, linked to the structures they affect, with references |
| Images | ~190 specimens, radiographs and histology, all with license and attribution |
| Languages | English and Spanish |
⌘K / /.Every entry shows its review status: draft, based on sources (checked against the references listed at its end) or reviewed by a veterinarian, and lists its sources at the end. It is study material, not a substitute for diagnosis or veterinary consultation.
git clone https://github.com/Ketbome/vet-atlas.git
cd vet-atlas
pnpm install
pnpm dev
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
pnpm dev | Dev server (English at /, Spanish at /es) |
pnpm build | Static export to out/ |
pnpm validate | Content integrity and GLB mesh names |
pnpm lint · pnpm typecheck | Lint and types (run pnpm next typegen first) |
pnpm models:<species>[-<system>] | Rebuild a species' GLBs (needs SKETCHFAB_TOKEN) |
Next.js 16 static export served by GitHub Pages, no database and no server.
Content is plain files under content/ (JSON + MDX) validated with Zod; the
viewer is React Three Fiber with one GLB per species and system, where each mesh
is one structure.
app/[locale]/ routes: home, species, system viewer, structure, disease
components/viewer/ 3D viewer: scene, layers, camera, structure tree
components/atlas/ site chrome, search, MDX, badges
content/ species, systems, structures, diseases, media, sources
lib/content/ Zod schemas, loaders, search index
scripts/ model builds, content validation, CT tooling
messages/ UI strings per locale
You don't need to touch code to help. Every page has an Edit on GitHub link that opens the right file:
.mdx, open a pull request.meta.json and one .mdx per language.review.status to reviewed.Details in CONTRIBUTING.md.
Code is MIT. Text written for the project is CC BY-SA 4.0. Third-party models and images keep their original license and are credited next to each item on the site.
The 3D models come from open collections by Massey University, VetAgro Sup,
Ontario Veterinary College, the Royal Veterinary College, the University of
Edinburgh, Cornell University, the University of Minnesota, the University of
Granada, the University of Sarajevo, RISD Nature Lab, MorphoSource and
independent Sketchfab artists. The full list with licenses is in
content/sources.json.
Vet Atlas is non-commercial: no ads, no paid tiers, no accounts.