Searching the database

• The database opens to the advanced search screen but the simple search is often all you need.

• There’s no need to enter your search as a sentence (e.g. The effect of the parvovirus in canines). Instead, just enter the words that need to show up in your search results (e.g. parvovirus canine).

• There’s also no need to put AND between words or use punctuation, such as commas, to separate words.

You can also browse the content of this database by Subject (and a heap of other options).

Managing your search results

The Filter your results menu (to the left of your results), lets your limit you search results by a range options and the Subject Terms filter is especially helpful.

Below are some of the Subject terms that results on the ‘parvovirus canine’ search are linked to. Click on the most appropriate heading to narrow your results further.

Browsing your search results

To view the abstract or summary of a result, click on the title or Abstract/Full details.

The results with the  or the  are fully available. You’ll be able to download the full text of the article as a pdf.

Results displaying  will only provide access to the abstract (aka summary).

If you require the article, please get in contact with Library staff and they can help you make a free scan request or interloan request for the item.