Dr. Courtney A. Campbell

Veterinarian. Pet Talk Host. Speaker.

 

Who Is Dr. Courtney?

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Dr. Courtney A. Campbell, DVM, DACVS-SA

Dr. Courtney is a veterinary surgeon and a media personality. He has dedicated himself to the field of ‘edutainment’, which is to present complicated information in an inspiring, educational and entertaining way. He has become a prominent figure in the veterinary media landscape having been featured as a guest expert on many daytime talk show programs, the news and digital media projects. He recently won an Excellence in Journalism award at the Global Pet Expo. He currently serves as a small animal specialty surgeon at VetSurg, Ventura. He also serves as the Chief Creative Officer of Vet Candy.

Dr. Courtney’s Practice

Stitches Veterinary Surgery

Stitches Veterinary Surgery is a full-service veterinary medical facility located in Long Beach, CA founded by Dr. Courtney Campbell, DVM, DACVX-SA.

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HAM-SOME DEVIL. A little tardy to the party of #NationalPetDay but I have to give a special shout to Quarantina for having the motivation to workout everyday at 3am. She's getting older now so she wears these glasses which makes me think about: 5 F
PASSPORT TO THE FUTURE. This image is powerful to me and makes me smile for the simple reason that the future's looking brighter for everyone involved. Above, I had the honor of manning a surgery station for a youth outreach event organized by @
TEG YOUR PARDON. I wanted to take this big guy home but he wasn't up for adoption. :-) Plus, if you welcome one of these lovely guys into your home, be prepared for at least a 15 year commitment or longer (hopefully). Tegus are incredibly strong and
SHELL GAME. Many people know that I am fascinated by the explosive power and speed that is ubiquitous throughout the animal kingdom. But I also have a deep affection for those who are relaxed, deliberate and unbothered. Sulcata tortoises are big an
STOP GAP. Pet health often starts outside of the exam room. But there are stark differences in the care that some pets receive. Money often play a role, but the cause of animal health disparities goes beyond family finances. Many of the health condit