The Department of Veterinary Anatomy is a specialized academic unit, focused on the study of the macroscopic and microscopic anatomy of various species, including domestic animals, wildlife, and exotic species. The department is dedicated to provide undergraduate and postgraduate students with essential knowledge about the skeletal, muscular, nervous, and organ systems, contributing to their understanding of animal health and disease. Through both theoretical and practical training, the department equips future veterinarians with the foundational skills necessary for diagnosing and treating animals effectively. In addition to its educational purpose, the Department of Veterinary Anatomy is dedicated to advancing research, with a focus on comparative anatomy, innovative imaging techniques, and the complex relationship between anatomical structure and function in veterinary practice.