Canine NAVLE study material tree.

Canine cardiovascular topics, including existing live study pages and framework routes for uncovered ICVA concepts.

Renal, bladder, and lower urinary canine topics scaffolded under the current urinary-renal study-material branch.

Upper-airway, thoracic, pulmonary, and common respiratory canine topics grouped in the current respiratory branch.

Acute stabilization and emergency canine topics already in the tree, preserved here while broader multisystem topics expand elsewhere.

Core canine endocrine and metabolic study topics organized under the canonical study-material tree.

Canine orthopedic, muscular, spinal, and neurologic topics remain inside the existing combined musculoskeletal-neurologic branch.

Digestive, hepatic, and alimentary canine topics kept inside the established gastrointestinal branch so routing stays consistent.

Broad multisystem, toxicosis, trauma, and systemic-emergency canine topics that did not fit cleanly into the existing disease-specific branches.

Hematologic, lymphatic, immune-mediated, and oncologic canine study topics organized in the current hematology branch.

Canine infectious, parasitic, and fungal study pages gathered into a dedicated branch, including both real and framework routes.

Reproductive, reproductive-tract, and sex-specific canine topics organized in the existing reproduction branch.

Behavior-focused canine NAVLE topics published as lightweight framework routes for later topic-by-topic expansion.

Skin, ear, wound, and surface-structure canine topics stay within the established dermatology branch to avoid duplicate routing.

Eye and special-sense canine topics stay in the ophthalmology branch so existing routes remain stable while coverage expands.