Dr. Andrea Dubé is a 2007 graduate of the Atlantic Veterinary College (UPEI) who is passionate about providing excellent veterinary care. With over 17-years of equine practice experience, she has developed multiple areas of interest and has had the time to develop knowledge, skills and treatments that help our horses best.

Dr. Dubé completed her internship at New England Equine Practice, a medical and surgical referral practice in the heart of equestrian sport in New York. Throughout her career Dr. Dubé has been aggressive in her pursuit of continuing education, the majority in the field of sport horse medicine. Dr. Dubé is certified in Veterinary Medical Acupuncture and while she enjoys most aspects of equine veterinary practice, she focuses her time on performance horse medicine, lameness, podiatry, and senior horse care.

Dr. Dubé is passionate about collaboration and shared learning of equine professionals. She is known for volunteering her time giving back to the equestrian community in the form of organizing continuing education events for farriers and veterinarians in Ontario as well as for recognizing and honouring the contribution of grooms to the equine industry.

Outside of office hours, Dr. Dubé can be found hiking, paddleboarding or otherwise exploring the outdoors.

Caleigh has been immersed in the world of Ontario thoroughbreds and hunter-jumpers from a young age. Her passion for all things equine led her to pursue a career in equine medicine, graduating from the Penn Foster College Veterinarian Assistant and Animal Sciences program in 2021. After some time in both equine and small animal practices, Caleigh has returned to school and is currently working towards her Registered Veterinary Technician certification.

At Inglemere, Caleigh helps on all fronts, from holding, jogging, and scrubbing horses, to support with medical records and practice management while she advances her vet tech skills. Caleigh is an experienced horse handler, as well as a cheerful, hard-working, detailed, and conscientious person.

When she’s not working, you’ll find Caleigh riding or working with her horse Minnie, studying for school, hiking with her dog Archie, or heading north to spend some time by the lake.

Based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Rachel has immersed herself in the equestrian world since the age of 8. After honing her horsemanship skills and competing in the hunters in Nova Scotia, she moved to Ontario where she became integral to a local hunter/jumper barn as their manager. With a deep-rooted passion for horses and a meticulous nature, she assists with the administrative side of things at Inglemere.

Rachel works hours that suit her schedule on the East Coast, so while she may not be consistently available during working hours she is never far from her computer to make sure clients get what they need in a timely manner.

In her free time, Rachel enjoys paddleboarding, the gym and tending to her many house plants.

Photo Credit: Mackenzie Clarke