Bridge Veterinary Practice Ltd

Bridge Veterinary Practice Ltd Bridge Veterinary Practice Ltd Bridge Veterinary Practice opened in October 1986 by Annie & Brian Thompson.
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Back then Brian was a small animal and equine vet covering Wroxham and the surrounding areas. Annie was the receptionist and nurse and from there the practice has grown. Changes and shifts within the veterinary profession saw vets diversify in large animal, equine and small animal practice; thus the practice became the small animal practice it is today. Lots of the staff have been with Bridge for

over twelve years. David Martin joined the practice back in November 2004 as a small animal vet, his role changed over the years to lead vet and then in November 2015 when Brian and Annie retired, David purchased the practice to become lead vet and director, along with his wife, friends and colleagues Roger Bannock and Tom Robertson. David and Marie Martin, with the help and support of their colleagues have ensured Bridge continues as a friendly family run, independent practice offering a full range of first opinion veterinary care for dogs, cats, rabbits and family pets, along with providing a personal, caring environment for the treatment and well being of all your pets.

🐰 Tim 🐰Tim was in with us last week for neutering and he just an absolute sweetheart. He enjoyed lots of cuddles with St...
26/09/2025

🐰 Tim 🐰

Tim was in with us last week for neutering and he just an absolute sweetheart. He enjoyed lots of cuddles with Student Nurse Paige whilst waiting for his procedure. Well done Tim!!

23/09/2025
💚 Barny 💚Barny here likes to munch on things that he shouldn’t and so needed some dental work doing 🙊 I think with those...
23/09/2025

💚 Barny 💚

Barny here likes to munch on things that he shouldn’t and so needed some dental work doing 🙊 I think with those big brown eyes this boy could get away with anything!! We loved caring for you Barny!

💕 Skye 💕The very beautiful Skye came in to see us recently for neutering. We are glad to hear she is recovering well. We...
19/09/2025

💕 Skye 💕

The very beautiful Skye came in to see us recently for neutering. We are glad to hear she is recovering well. Well done Skye you were a star patient 🤩

🖤 Salem 🖤Meet the newest family member of our team. Isn’t he just stunning? We are all a bit smitten with nurse Kellie’s...
16/09/2025

🖤 Salem 🖤

Meet the newest family member of our team. Isn’t he just stunning? We are all a bit smitten with nurse Kellie’s new arrival.

Hug your hound dayHere at Bridge Vets the team are always on hand to give a reassuring cuddle to our patients. I am sure...
14/09/2025

Hug your hound day

Here at Bridge Vets the team are always on hand to give a reassuring cuddle to our patients.

I am sure you need no excuse to give your dog a hug today - but why not squeeze in an extra cuddle or two!!

Oh Buddy! What a handsome patient you were when you came to see us recently. Such a superstar ⭐️
12/09/2025

Oh Buddy! What a handsome patient you were when you came to see us recently. Such a superstar ⭐️

Ada The lovely Ada came to see us recently for her vaccination, she decided that she would sit on the chair for her heal...
09/09/2025

Ada

The lovely Ada came to see us recently for her vaccination, she decided that she would sit on the chair for her health check with vet Charlotte 😂. How could she refuse that gorgeous face?

Wildlife DayWe are lucky here to sometimes see and treat wildlife. We also have lots of team members who like to take ph...
04/09/2025

Wildlife Day

We are lucky here to sometimes see and treat wildlife. We also have lots of team members who like to take photos of wildlife and nature in their spare time. We thought we would share some of these with you too!
Spending time outside in nature is so good for you, let’s all make the most of it while the weather is still lovely.

🐈 Ginger cat appreciation day 🐈Whilst not completely ginger here are Gordy and Cotton eyed Joe representing the wonderfu...
01/09/2025

🐈 Ginger cat appreciation day 🐈

Whilst not completely ginger here are Gordy and Cotton eyed Joe representing the wonderful nature of ginger cats beautifully. They were in with us recently for neutering and the team absolutely adored them.

Do you have a gorgeous ginger cat?

🌈 Rainbow Bridge Memorial Day 🌈We would like to take a moment today to remember our much loved pets and the joy and comf...
28/08/2025

🌈 Rainbow Bridge Memorial Day 🌈

We would like to take a moment today to remember our much loved pets and the joy and comfort they brought to our lives. Their years may have been short but the impact they have made is huge. We are so lucky to have met many of your wonderful characters along the way. It can be so hard to say goodbye but once we do we are left with cherished memories that last a life time 💚

🐶 National Dog Day 🐶We love looking after your dogs at Bridge Vets and we think that we could all “be a bit more dog” by...
26/08/2025

🐶 National Dog Day 🐶

We love looking after your dogs at Bridge Vets and we think that we could all “be a bit more dog” by

🐾 Living in the present moment
🐾 Getting plenty of sleep 💤
🐾 Embrace your enthusiasm and playfulness
🐾 Be loyal and affectionate to your loved ones
🐾Seek out new experiences
🐾 Be active and engaged

How does your dog influence you??

Address

63 Norwich Road, Wroxham
Norwich
NR128RX

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 6:30pm
Thursday 8am - 6:30pm
Friday 8am - 6:30pm
Saturday 8:30am - 1pm

Telephone

+441603783920

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Bridge Veterinary Practice opened in October 1986 by Annie & Brian Thompson. Back then Brian was a small animal and equine vet covering Wroxham and the surrounding areas. Annie was the receptionist and nurse and from there the practice has grown. Changes and shifts within the veterinary profession saw vets focusing on large animal, equine or small animal practice; thus the practice became the small animal practice it is today. Lots of the staff have been with Bridge for over twelve years. David Martin joined the practice back in November 2004 as a small animal vet, his role changed over the years to lead vet and then in November 2015 when Brian and Annie retired, David purchased the practice to become lead vet and director, along with his friends and colleagues Roger Bannock and Tom Robertson. David and Marie Martin, with the help and support of their colleagues have ensured Bridge continues as a friendly family run, independent practice offering a full range of first opinion veterinary care for dogs, cats, rabbits and family pets, along with providing a personal, caring environment for the treatment and well being of all your pets.