Equine Veterinarians

Local and family-owned since 1980 and with over 30 years of experience, trust the dedicated staff at Canon Hill Veterinary Clinic to provide your pets with the veterinary care they need. Contact us today to schedule your appointment.

Dr. Sarah Campman

Sarah Campman, VMD graduated from The University of Pennsylvania in 2003 and started work as an equine veterinarian at Canon Hill that same year. She has been part of the team ever since. Dr. Sarah enjoys all aspects of general practice, but each spring, you will most likely find her working with broodmares and foals, as she handles much of the practice’s reproduction work.

When she is not helping to bring new horses into the world, you might find her doing preventive care, dental work, field surgeries, lameness work or tending to your horses’ emergencies.

Prior to becoming a veterinarian, Sarah attended college at Alfred University, in western New York where she was a member of the school’s IHSA Equestrian team. Sarah grew up in central Pennsylvania on a small family farm, raising dairy goats, rabbits, chickens and other assorted animals.

When she is not working, Dr. Sarah finds time for her family - Rob (husband) and children, Ava Jane (born 2006) and Jack Wesley (born 2008). She enjoys outdoor activities like hiking, running and kayaking as well as gardening and caring for the family’s many pets, including 3 horses, 2 dogs, 1 cat, 1 snake and 9 chickens.

Dr. Amanda Conklin

Dr. Amanda Conklin grew up on the beaches of Santa Cruz, California. She graduated magna cum laude from Cal Poly - San Luis Obispo before attending the University of California – Davis for veterinary school. After graduating in 2010, she went to Chino Valley Equine Hospital for a surgical internship and then on to the University of Missouri for another year of training before joining the team at Canon Hill.

While still practicing at CHVC, Dr. Conklin became certified in acupuncture from Chi Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2014. She enjoys field surgery, lameness and the blending of holistic medicine along with traditional veterinary practice. When she is not working, she enjoys riding her horse Vic, gardening and traveling the world with her husband Jeremy.