Bio

Dr. Sharon Nthenya Mbindyo

Dr. Sharon Nthenya Mbindyo is a Tutorial Fellow at the Department of Clinical Studies. She graduated with a Bachelor degree in Veterinary Medicine (BVM) in 2012. She received the University of Nairobi scholarship to pursue her Masters degree in veterinary medicine (MvetMed) and graduated in 2015. She is currently pursuing a PhD research on the clinical features, epidemiology and antimicrobial resistance profiles of Campylobacter infection in puppies within Nairobi County, Kenya.

Dr. Sharon Nthenya Mbindyo

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(Last updated: June 7, 2022)

Publications

2022

Mbindyo, SN, Abuom TO, KITAA JAFREDMA.  2022.  Antibiotic Resistance and Stewardship in Small Animal Practice-A Review. Journal of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Sciences. 5(1):1102.

2021

Mbindyo, SN, KITAA JAFREDMA, O AG, Abuom TO, Mulei CM.  2021.  A Review of Campylobacter Infections in Dogs. International Journal of Veterinary Science. 10(4):259-266.

2019

Mbindyo, SN.  2019.  Pet ownership as a risk factor for human campylobacteriosis- a review. Tanzania Veterinary Journal. 34(1):18-23.

2017

Mbindyo, SN, Gitau GK, Mulei CM, Mbugua SW, others.  2017.  Associations of kennel management practices with morbidity and mortality of adult dogs in Kenya.. International Journal of Veterinary Science. 6:153–158., Number 3: Faculty of Agriculture, Nnamdi Azikiwe University Abstract
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2016

Mbindyo, SN, Gitau GK, Mulei CM, Mbugua SW, others.  2016.  Etiological factors associated with disease morbidity and mortality of adult dogs among kennels in Nairobi, Kenya.. International Journal of Veterinary Science. 5:164–170., Number 3: Faculty of Agriculture, Nnamdi Azikiwe University Abstract
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2015

Mbindyo, SN, Gitau GK, Mulei CM, Mbugua SW.  2015.  Causes and Risk Factors Associated With Morbidity and Mortality of Adult Dogs in Kennels Within Nairobi County and its Environs. : University of Nairobi Abstract
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