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Dr. Courtney Andrews

Dr. Courtney Andrews

Dr. Courtney Andrews is a veterinarian at Lockerby Animal Hospital, a graduate of the Royal School of Veterinary Studies and dog mom to Argyll and Einstein.

Recent Work by Dr. Courtney

Pets & Animals: Don’t skip distemper vaccination

Pets & Animals: Don’t skip distemper vaccination

A case of canine distemper last month in Sudbury prompts a bit of advice and outreach from local veterinarian, Dr. Courtney Andrews
Learning about foreign bodies with help from the Fresh Prince

Learning about foreign bodies with help from the Fresh Prince

Our resident veterinarian, Dr. Courtney Andrews, teaches us about foreign bodies by, what else, writing a rap song to the tune of ‘The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’ 
Pets & Animals: Answering a reader question about Addison’s disease

Pets & Animals: Answering a reader question about Addison’s disease

A malfunctioning adrenal gland can have dire consequences for your pet if left untreated. Our in-house veterinarian, Dr. Courtney Andrews, talks Addison’s disease causes and treatments
Pets & Animals: Taking the fright out of Halloween for your pets

Pets & Animals: Taking the fright out of Halloween for your pets

The spooky season is fun but can raise a few issues for pet owners. Dr. Courtney Andrews provides some tips on safety, costumes and anxiety
Vet offers advice after Ontario sees 1st rabies death in 57 years

Vet offers advice after Ontario sees 1st rabies death in 57 years

Sudbury.com’s veterinary expert, Dr. Courtney Andrews, discusses the risk of rabies to pets and people and provides insights into the disease, how to avoid it and vaccination against it
Pets & Animals: Leptospirosis, blastomycosis and cyanobacteria, oh my!

Pets & Animals: Leptospirosis, blastomycosis and cyanobacteria, oh my!

Getting out into nature with pets is fun and healthy, but owners should be aware of three illnesses in particular that animals (and people!) can pick up out in the wild
Pets & Animals: Why getting pet insurance just makes sense

Pets & Animals: Why getting pet insurance just makes sense

Insurance can be ‘a great sense of relief when you find yourself at an emergency clinic,’ says veterinarian Dr. Courtney Andrews
Pets & Animals: So your pet ate something it shouldn’t have

Pets & Animals: So your pet ate something it shouldn’t have

Marijuana and Xylitol are fine for people, but not so much for dogs and cats — here’s what to do if your furry friend munches on products containing them
Pets & Animals: New treatment found for fatal cat infection

Pets & Animals: New treatment found for fatal cat infection

Dr. Courtney Andrews is excited to share news that a treatment has been found for a type of coronavirus infection that used to be a death sentence for cats 
Pets & Animals: US imposes new rules on dog travellers

Pets & Animals: US imposes new rules on dog travellers

Travelling with you pooch to the United States? Take note of new travel rules for canines
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