Doctors
Dr. Stevi Culverwell earned her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2011 from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine, completing her clinical year at Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine.
Dr. Culverwell has a strong passion for small animal medicine and general surgery, with a special interest in veterinary behavior medicine—particularly canine behavior. She is deeply committed to helping pets and their families build healthier, happier relationships through better understanding of behavior and training.
Her love for behavior medicine is very personal. Many of the animals in her own home came to her with behavioral challenges and went on to thrive with proper care and training. Her beloved dogs Moonshine, Sunshine, and Sadie (pictured with Dr. Culverwell) all came to her with behavioral concerns and lived full lives before passing from age-related conditions.
Today, Dr. Culverwell and her husband Mike, along with their toddler Olivia, enjoy spending time boating, hiking, and exploring outdoors with their dog Daisy (12 years old)—who also came to them due to behavior issues and is now living her best life.
Their household also includes three entertaining feline companions:
Meeko (17)
Chouli (15)
Pickles (4)
Pickles is a very special member of the family. After being paralyzed at just five weeks old, Dr. Culverwell took him in with hopes of restoring function. Although the damage proved permanent, Pickles has adapted incredibly well and thrives as a three-legged paralyzed cat who truly doesn’t miss a beat.
Outside of veterinary medicine, Dr. Culverwell enjoys beach volleyball, cooking, hiking, horseback riding, fishing, and boating—activities that allow her to spend time outdoors with family and animals.