Veterinary surgeon

Dr Owen Hale

Owen is the vet who likes working things out. He does most of our ultrasound scanning and takes on the cases where the answer is not obvious. He is also the practice's rabbit and guinea pig vet, having kept both for most of his life.
Particular interests
Consultations
Diagnostics
Rabbits and small pets
Dr Owen Hale
Background

Where Owen trained and worked

Everyone at Willowbrook keeps a small enough caseload to know each animal. This is where Owen came from before joining the practice.
Training
  • Veterinary degree, 2010
  • Certificate in diagnostic imaging, 2016
  • Exotic and small-mammal training, 2018
Before Willowbrook
  • Small-animal practice on the coast, six years
  • Locum work across the county, two years
  • Willowbrook Vets since 2018
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Advice

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Our team

The vets and nurses

Five vets and four nurses. You will get to know most of them.
Dr Hannah Brooke, Clinical director, veterinary surgeon
Dr Hannah Brooke
Clinical director, veterinary surgeon
Dr Samir Patel, Veterinary surgeon
Dr Samir Patel
Veterinary surgeon
Priya Chandra RVN, Head veterinary nurse
Priya Chandra RVN
Head veterinary nurse
Willowbrook Vets
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