Our team

Rhona Campbell BVMS MRCVS

Veterinary Surgeon

Rhona qualified from Glasgow University Veterinary School in 1985.  Since then she has worked for more than 30 years in general practice, firstly in the valleys of South Wales, then on the Isle of Bute and in Oban.  She then worked as a locum vet and travelled for the next 5 years throughout most of Scotland as well as a short time in New Zealand.  Rhona did regular work at the Old School Veterinary Clinic in Broadford where she heard of a practice for sale in Kingsburgh.  

Rhona bought the Veterinary Practice from Neal Stephenson in 2007.  Many changes followed in the practice; getting new premises in Portree, hiring and training staff and equipping the practice to meet the needs of the growing number of pet animals.  Rhona runs the practice and is sole vet for the majority of the year, with the occasional relief by locum vets from all over the world.  When Rhona isn't busy with the practice she is tending to a small herd of cattle or working on her croft that she recently acquired which has given her scope to get a few sheep also.  Her Jack Russell Terrier 'Jeanie' is never far from her side, unless she is off chasing wild rabbits, and will often go out on calls with Rhona.  

Carolyn Crawford BA(Hons)

Office Manager

Carolyn moved to Skye in 2007 with her husband and children. After a career working for the NHS in Cambridge, she worked in hospitality and for the Co-op in Portree whilst studying with the University of Highlands and Islands, completing an honors degree in Business and Management in 2019. Carolyn and her husband, Nick have a love of birds, especially corvids, and currently look after two rescue crows, a jackdaw, and a raven along with an Eclectus parrot. Carolyn began working at the practice in 2019.

Emma Leitch

Veterinary Support Assistant

Marion MacPherson HNC

Veterinary Support Assistant

Marion grew up on Skye, spending most of her time on the family croft near Dunvegan. She moved to Aberdeen at the age of 16 to study animal care where she completed a Higher National Diploma.  Following her studies there, Marion worked for the SSPCA in Aberdeen for six years.  She also found her interest in Labradoodles and has enjoyed showing and breeding them since. In 2010 she moved back to Skye to take over the family croft and began working with the practice. After 4 years she started her own business in pet grooming and dog training to add to her croft work. She now works in the practice part-time where she can provide help with any training issues by appointment.