Chine House Veterinary Hospital - 01509812445

Chine House is a large, mixed practice in Sileby, Leicestershire which was established in 1952. We are proud to be accredited by the RCVS as a Small Animal Hospital and an Equine Hospital. Hospital status is the highest possible level of accreditation.

Chine House is a large, mixed practice in Sileby, Leicestershire which was established in 1952. We are proud to be accredited by the RCVS as a Small Animal Hospital and an Equine Hospital. Hospital status is the highest possible level of accreditation.

Equine Hospital

Chine House Equine Hospital is the largest equine practice in the East Midlands. It is staffed by 11 equine veterinary surgeons including 1 holder of the RCVS certificate in equine surgery (soft tissue), 2 holders of the RCVS certificate of equine practice and 1 holder of both the RCVS certificate of equine practice and the RCVS certificate of Equine Medicine (Stud Medicine), 3 fully qualified veterinary nurses and 4 auxiliary nurses.

The equine hospital was developed in the late 1990's to include a purpose built equine operating theatre, padded anaesthetic induction and recovery boxes, and a large examination room.

The hospital was further expanded to include purpose built isolation facilities, extra stabling (bringing the total number to 19) and indoor stocks for standing surgical and medical procedures. We also have paddock area for inpatient use.

Small Animal Hospital

The small animal veterinary surgeons, Con Hassett, David Blow, Craig Hunt, Martin Rudkin, Alison Pagett and Rosie Thorpe have over 75 years of small animal veterinary experience between them and are supported by a team of eight fully qualified veterinary nurses and four trainee veterinary nurses.
The small animal department was refurbished in 2002 and has 2 waiting rooms, 4 consulting rooms, a large prep area, 3 operating theatres and a wide range of species specific hospitalisation areas.
The vets have a wide range of surgical and medical interests, and can use the latest equipment to diagnose problems and treat your pet.

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