VetDataHub

VetDataHub

Empowering Veterinary Data Sharing

Advancing animal health through open, collaborative, and accessible data.

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Features

Discover the powerful features that make VetDataHub the ideal platform for veterinary data.

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Dataset Hosting

Securely host and manage your veterinary datasets with ease.

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Collaboration

Collaborate with researchers and data scientists from around the world.

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Metadata Search

Effortlessly find relevant datasets using our advanced metadata search.

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API Access

Integrate our data into your applications with our robust API.

Featured Datasets

Feline Chronic Kidney Disease Study

A comprehensive dataset on feline chronic kidney disease, including clinical and laboratory findings.

Canine Parvovirus Prevalence Data

Geospatial data on the incidence of canine parvovirus across North America.

Cattle Vaccine Efficacy Trial

Data from a clinical trial evaluating the efficacy of a new vaccine for a common bovine respiratory disease.

How to Contribute

Help us grow the world's largest open-source veterinary dataset. It's easy to get started.

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Prepare Your Data

Anonymize and format your dataset according to our simple guidelines.

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Upload & Describe

Upload your files and add metadata to make them discoverable.

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Share with the World

Publish your dataset and contribute to advancing veterinary science.

Join Our Growing Community

Become part of a vibrant community of researchers, veterinarians, and data scientists dedicated to revolutionizing animal health.

Why Join VetDataHub?

  • check_circleAccelerate Research: Access a diverse range of datasets to power your studies and discoveries.
  • check_circleIncrease Visibility: Get your work recognized and cited by a global community.
  • check_circleCollaborate & Innovate: Connect with peers, share insights, and foster new collaborations.
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