Dr. Kathleen Champ

Dr. Kathleen W. Champ is a veterinarian and medical writer with more than 15 years of expertise in small animal, general care, surgery, and emergency medicine. As a lifetime animal advocate, Dr. Kathleen W. Champ has devoted her professional life to delivering great care for animals.

Following graduating, Dr. Kathleen W. Champ undertook a competitive rotating internship in small animal medicine and surgery at a prominent animal hospital in London. During her internship, she received thorough training in emergency care, general medicine, surgery, dentistry, animal welfare, shelter medicine, animal cruelty, and forensic work.

Highlights:

Dr. Kathleen W. Champ is Fear-Free certified, which means she is trained to give relaxed and stress-free treatment to her patients.
In addition, she is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, the Morris Animal Fund Scientific Advisory Board, and the American Medical Writers Association.
Dr. Kathleen W. Champ has served as a staff veterinarian at many animal clinics, including a famous New York City animal hospital. Her knowledge and enthusiasm for animal care have made her a recognized and dependable member of the veterinary community.

Education

Dr. Kathleen W. Champ earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Oxford University, where she developed a passion for animal health and welfare.
She attended Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, where she earned a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree.
Following earning her veterinary degree, Dr. Kathleen W. Champ conducted an internship in small animal medicine and surgery at the ASPCA Animal Hospital in New York City. This gave her a broad range of experiences in emergency care, general health, surgery, dentistry, animal welfare, and shelter medicine.