51 Leicester Road Hinckley Leicestershire LE10 1LW
Email: enquiries@fairfieldvets.co.uk
Fairfield Veterinary Centre
You won't care how much we know - until you know how much we care
Fairfield Veterinary Centre
You won't care how much we know - until you know how much we care
Opening Hours
Monday - Friday
Surgery Open:
Consultations:
08.00 - 19.00
08.40 - 10.50
14.00 - 15.30
16.45 - 18.50
Saturday
Surgery Open:
Consultations:
08.00 - 15.00
08.40 - 11.00
14.00 - 15.00
Sunday
Closed
Out of Hours, Weekends & Bank Holidays
Emergencies Only
Phone 0116 255 6360
Phone 0116 255 6360
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Pet Stories
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Fairfield Veterinary surgeons Terry Dunne and Geraldine Young write "Interesting Case" articles for the Hinckley Times.
Dogs Read some of our interesting stories such as a spaniel with a thorn in its eye and a dog that ate rocks.
Cats Read some of our genuine cases, including broken legs, airgun wound, and a kitten who snores!
Rabbits Read some advice on rabbit care as well as stories about rabbit dental problems, neutering and other issues
Other Stories Fairfield has nursed a wide variety of creatures back to health, including wild birds and hedgehogs.
Our Staff
All our staff are friendly, well qualified animal enthusiasts. Click on a person to find out more about them.
Terry Dunne
Principal Veterinary Surgeon
TIn 1996 I completed the purchase of Fairfield and directed the practice towards small animals. Investment in instruments and diagnostic tools quickly followed.
Geraldine Young
Associate Veterinary Surgeon
I deal with the more challenging medical cases in the practice, and have a particular interest in gastroenterology, oncology and endocrinology. I am especially interested in feline medicine.
Aga Adamiec-Dygus
Associate Veterinary Surgeon
Helping my grandfather to look after animals on his farm during school holidays was my first real experience with animals and I think the 'veterinary seed' was planted then and is still growing strongly now.
Nora Janossy
Associate Veterinary Surgeon
I am mostly interested in internal medicine, but have not decided yet which field to study in depth. Being the owner of an elderly dog, geriatrics is close to my heart, I would also like to learn more about diagnostic imaging.
Lisa
Practice Manager
I was offered the position of Practice Manager in 2012. I seemed to find it an easy transition as I already knew the running of the practice with working here as a nurse and I also had great support from my colleagues.
Erain
Head Veterinary Nurse
My job is theatre nurse and training student veterinary nurses, particular interests include nursing the feline patient.
Sharon
Veterinary Nurse
I knew that Veterinary Nursing was the career for me. So, in 2001 I qualified and became a listed Veterinary Nurse after years of hard training.
Sarah
Veterinary Nurse
I have gained valuable practical experience at Fairfield which has lead to me having a BSc (HONS) degree in Veterinary Nursing with Business Management and qualifying in 2012 as a Registered Veterinary Nurse.
Nicola
Veterinary Nurse
Being from a farming background I have grown up surrounded by animals my whole life. This started my passion for caring for animals and has carried on in to my adult life.
Zara
Veterinary Nurse
I joined the Fairfield team in September 2015, and I love the role of a Veterinary Nurse and have no regrets in picking this career.
Emma
Receptionist
I have always shown a great interest and passion for animal welfare and as such have volunteered for a number of animal rescues.
Emma
Receptionist
It has always been a great ambition of mine to pursue a career working with animals in some capacity, so the position I work in at Fairfield allows me to utilise the knowledge I gained at college.