Kathleen Fearon, Ph.D, DVM

Dr. Kathleen Fearon's road to becoming a small animal veterinarian was not a typical one. She became fascinated with research while an undergraduate student at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst and went on to receive her M.S. from UCLA. After completing the Ph.D. program in Molecular and Cellular Biology at the University of Massachusetts, she went on to do postdoctoral work at the University of Alabama, Birmingham. It was there that she decided to go to veterinary school and received her D.V.M. from Auburn University in 1997.

 After practicing small animal medicine at area hospitals here in Farifield County, she decided to bring her caring expertise to eastern Fairfield County homes and started Home Veterinary Services, L.L.C. She is able to provide annual wellness visits and routine sick visits either in the comfort of your home or in her state-of-the-art clinic across from Trumbull Town Hall. Don't let the exterior of the 1918 home deceive you. The inside is equipped with digital x-ray, surgery suite, piezo dental, ultrasound and more.

James P. Bowler, DVM

Dr. Bowler is a 2015 graduate of Ross University.  When he is not taking care of your pets - he can be found gardening, beekeeping, taking care of his many chickens and spending time with his dog Rheia.

Rebecca Sheehy, DVM

Dr. Rebecca Sheehy is a 2023 graduate of St. Matthew's University, holds an MBA in Health Care Management from Davenport University and a BS in Animal Science from the University of Vermont. She is currently a Fear Free Level 2 Certified veterinarian, and is working toward Fear Free Elite Certification to ensure that every pet experience at the clinic is as stress-free and comfortable as possible.

She is originally from Shelton, Connecticut and outside of work enjoys spending time with her fiancé Bryan and their two dogs, Thor and Mo. Her favorite things to do when she has time are baking sourdough bread, gardening, or spending time outdoors.