Bacteriological examination of 200 collected fecal swap from both human (80) and pet animal (120) show that the rate of campylobacter positive sample was 49 sample (24.5%) with (20%)  in pet animal and (31.25%) in human, the result of isolation  was (21.5%). Animal was grouped to healthy and symptomatic with nearly equal rate of isolation, convential PCR used for campylobacter spp. Detection using  C. coli ceuE and  C. jejuni mapA  where all the samples was positive for c.jejuni, campylobacter pathogensity was examined using the following virulence genes (flaA, wlaN,  VirB11), gene sequencing was performed to detect identify between both human and pet samples.