Caledon Equine Hospital                                        

Dr. Jenn Fowlie:  

Dr. Jenn Fowlie graduated from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in 2007. The following year Jenn completed a one-year Internship at Moore Equine in Calgary, AB and then spent 3 years at Michigan State University as a Resident in Equine Surgery. During this time she also completed a Masters of Science, with research focussing on meniscal tears in the equine stifle. Jenn was born in Saskatchewan and raised in Calgary, and grew up with quarter horses used for pleasure riding and ranch work.     

Katelyn Watson RVT

Born in Barrie, ON where she still lives, Katelyn used to show extensively on the Appaloosa show circuit in English and Western Pleasure & Halter.  Currently Katelyn doesn't have time to show but would love to get back into it in the future.  Katelyn is a graduate of the Georgian College veterinary technician program and in the summer of 2008 completed her practicum at CEH. 

Stephany St.Louis:

Stephany has lived in the hills of headwaters region since 1996 and is very active in organizing local tourism events.  Stephany worked for six years with the Armstrong Bros breeding operation where she acquired most of her horse experience.  While working for the farm she attended College Boreal and received her diploma in  Veterinary Technology.  Stephany currently resides in Orangeville with her daughter Amy.  

 Dr. Bruce Watt:

Dr. Watt is a graduate from the Ontario Veterinary College in 1989, and has worked in Ontario, Alberta, British Colombia and the Northwest Territories.  Bruce completed a one-year Internship at the Illinois Equine Hospital on the edge of Chicago and the following 3 years were spent at the University of Wisconsin in Madison as a Resident in Surgery.  After his residency, Bruce was on surgical staff at the University of Florida in Gainesville, followed by Murdoch University in Perth, Western Australia.  In 2004 Bruce returned to Ontario to work at Armstrong Brothers Farm for their final year and in 2005 built the Caledon Equine Hospital.  Bruce is Board-Certified by the American College of Veterinary Surgeons, one of only three veterinarians in private practice in Ontario to hold this distinction.

Dr. Colleen Best:

Dr. Best was born in Montreal, Quebec and raised in Toronto, Ontario. Having a love of horses from a young age, but faced with the challenge of convincing her parents of the merits of horseback riding, Colleen prevailed in her early teens and has been involved with horses ever since. Dr. Best enjoyed riding hunter/jumpers through high school and then turned her attention to equine medicine at university. Colleen spent her summer’s at well-respected equine hospital’s in North America and Ireland.  Following graduation from the Ontario Veterinary College in 2009, Dr. Best spent a year as an intern at Paton and Martin Veterinary Services in Vancouver, British Columbia.  In 2010, Dr. Best returned to Ontario to work with Dr. Mary Bell at Mannington Equine near Guelph, where Colleen had worked during her university years. In her free time, Colleen coaches the University of Guelph Varsity Rowing Team and enjoys skiing, water sports and going to the gym.

Sabrina Gruetters - German Veterinarian

Sabrina studied veterinary medicine in Germany and Belgium and graduated from Giessen University, Germany in 2007.  During her schooling and after graduating, Sabrina worked at the Giessen University Hospital with Dr. Nolting and at a mobile equine practice in Germany.  Before moving to Canada in July 2010 with her husband, Sabrina was working as a technical and marketing manager for the European division of Fort Dodge/Pfizer.  Sabrina will be defending her thesis in veterinary medicine with a focus on neuropathic pain in the summer of 2011 at the University of Munich in Germany. 

Sabrina grew up around horses, has enjoyed competing on the dressage circuit in Europe and is back in the saddle again now in Ontario.

Kelly Mathew

After graduating university in the UK with a 1^st class Honors Degree in Equine Studies, Kelly returned to Canada to work in the Ontario thoroughbred industry spending 10 years as a supervisor in the breeding division of a large thoroughbred farm.  Kelly has horses of her own at home in Caledon, but also enjoys a different form of horse-power as co-driver for the 2BritsRacing rally team competing in the Canadian Rally Championship.

Hilary Cargill

Hilary was born and raised in Northern Ireland and has enjoyed horseback riding since her childhood.  In 1977, Hilary immigrated to Canada to continue her career in the banking industry.  Hilary left the workforce in 1999 when she re-located with her family to New Jersey, USA.  After a 12 year hiatus from work, Hilary has returned to join the Caledon Equine Hospital team in the front office.  Hilary is married to Geoff and has two grown daughters, Genna and Alexandra.  At home, Hilary is kept busy managing and running her family’s household and caring for two German Shepherds, Bear and Riley.  Hilary resides with her family in Cheltenham.