After completing a BSc in Animal Science at Writtle College in 2006; Kirsty went on to study veterinary medicine and graduated from the University of  Edinburgh in 2010. Kirsty began life as a vet in a mixed practice in the Scottish Borders, following this she completed a rotating equine internship at the Philip Leverhulme Equine Hospital in 2012-2013 and then stayed on in the Leahurst Equine Practice (attached to the hospital) for just over a year. 

From 2014 until 2017 Kirsty worked in a variety of practices in Scotland, New Zealand, Wales and England carrying out mainly equine ambulatory work and some small animal work, before joining Fuller Equine in 2017. Kirsty obtained her advanced veterinary practitioner certificate in Equine Practice in 2018.

Kirsty loves being a vet and enjoys the variety of challenges that the job offers. Her main interests are orthopaedics, anaesthesia and carrying out pre-purchase examinations; however she enjoys all aspects of equine practice. Kirsty is also a coachee for other veterinary surgeons and has a passion for promoting and improving the mental health and wellbeing of veterinary surgeons and the whole practice team. 

Interests outside of work include travelling, skiing, mountain-biking, reading, cooking and socialising with friends. 

Magda completed a BSc in Neuroscience whilst studying Veterinary Medicine in the University of Krakow in Poland. During veterinary studies Magda completed multiple externships in large clinics in Poland, Germany, Czech Republic and Italy, gaining valuable experience in equine medicine, lameness and emergency care.

Magda joined Fuller Equine in August 2020 having previously worked at Towcester Vets where she completed a 13 month rotating internship and then later moved on to an ambulatory position, continuing to gain valuable experience in orthopaedics and internal medicine.  She enjoys all aspects of veterinary work but in particular has developed an interest in lameness, poor performance, diagnostic imaging and sports medicine. She takes regular part in courses that keep her up to date with current trends in injury diagnostics, treatment and rehabilitation.

Before moving to the UK Magda competed in national showjumping competitions in Poland, reaching Grand Prix level on her horse Louise. She won second place in National Showjumping Championships of South Poland class 145cm in 2011. In her spare time she enjoys hiking and going to concerts.

Manuela Graduated from veterinary university in Vienna (Austria) 2014. After qualifying she then worked 1.5 years in equine practices in France and Germany before coming to the UK where she undertook a 12 months internship at Towcester vets.

Following on she has spent 1 year in mixed practice In Norfolk and 4 years for Cambridge Equine hospital as an ambulatory vet and teaching students.

Her main interests are diagnostic imaging and studying towards her ISELP (International Society of Equine Locomotor Pathologies) certificate as well as her international Acupuncture certificate by IVAS (International Veterinary Acupuncture Society).

She is a Qualified Veterinary Chiropractor by IAVC  (International Academy of Veterinary Chiropractic) since 2021.

In her spare time she enjoys riding her ex-racehorse Barsanti and travelling to different countries with her twin girls.

Her love of horses began at 8 years old when she first learnt to ride but she didn't get into competing seriously until her late 20's. 

Alongside a former career in the police she successfully competed her home produced Scoobie and Ludo up to Inter 1 level.

Sophie also has 2 younger horses; Dita who is now progressing nicely under saddle and successfully out there competing and Trixi whom following surgery in 2021 has now stepped up to medium level and qualified for the Winter Regional Finals next year. 

She assists the vets out on the road as well as being our inhouse, insurance guru.  With her wealth of knowledge she is a tremendous asset to all of us here at the practice, as well as continuing to offer her own 'Sophie Chatwin Equine Services. 

Corrina has immersed herself in all things equine from a young age. 

After studying Equine Science at Writtle, she began her diverse equestrian career. Working at many professional yards and including 6 years as a self-employed groom and rider. She has been lucky enough to work internationally too, both in America and Belgium for a Dressage Olympian. 

She competes in most disciplines with her 3 horses and is beginning to progress in Endurance GB with her Arab, Belle. 

Her other passions in life are; travelling to unusual places, music festivals, nature and being environmentally conscious. 

Corrina is currently studying towards her Equine Nutrition qualification and offers her knowledge to all of our clients at Fuller Equine.  We are very excited to have her on board. 

Sian has had a keen interest in all things horse related since she was young. She has taken an interest in breeding and is enjoying educating her yearling filly and bringing her mare,  Apache back into work after weaning.

Sian has recently finished her degree in Veterinary Physiotherapy at Writtle University College and is looking forward to treating horses and dogs across Essex and the neighbouring counties. Outside of work Sian enjoys attending young farmers events, reading and keeping up to date with all thing’s physiotherapy.