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.

✈️ Pet passport Update✈️As of the 22nd of April 2026, there was a change to EU issued pet passports. if your pet is not...
01/06/2026

✈️ Pet passport Update✈️

As of the 22nd of April 2026, there was a change to EU issued pet passports. if your pet is not a resident in the EU, their EU passport will no longer be valid for travel, even if it was originally issued and maintained there.

We know travel requirements can feel confusing, so please do not hesitate to get in touch if you’d like help understanding what this means for you and your pet🏖️🐾

💚Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month💚Lastly… for veterinary awareness month, we are recognising Claire,Lynn, Juliet and A...
29/05/2026

💚Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month💚

Lastly… for veterinary awareness month, we are recognising Claire,Lynn, Juliet and Anne (not pictured).

Claire is an RVN but she no longer does clinical work anymore, she is our practice manager and deals with all the admin behind the scenes💻

Lynn is one of our patient care assistants, she has been with us since 2021 and we would be absolutely lost without her! She is always cleaning up after all of us, preparing all the equipment and areas for surgeries, as well as all the laundry, she is also our laboratory queen!! and most importantly giving your pets the fuss and love they deserve💚

Juliet is also an RVN but now deals with all of insurance admin, many of you have probably spoken to her at some point, she’s always very helpful and always happy to answer any questions you guys may have about insurance🐾💚

Anne is an RVN as well, but now deals with all things pharmacy! Anne is our dispensary manager and is in charge of all our ordering, putting prescriptions out and stock control. 💊

29/05/2026

We have had a male, neutered all black cat handed into us, found in the Hainford area. He is super friendly but sadly no chip.

Someone must be missing this baby! 🐈‍⬛

Please call the practice if you think he may be yours, proof of ownership will be required.

💚Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month💚Z - zoonotic management 🦠Veterinary nurses play a vital role in protecting both anim...
28/05/2026

💚Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month💚

Z - zoonotic management 🦠

Veterinary nurses play a vital role in protecting both animal and human health. Their expertise in zoonotic management and infection control, helps to prevent the spread of infection or diseases between animals and humans every day🦠😷

💚Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month💚Y - yearly CPD🐕🐾CPD stands for continuing, professional development. Veterinary nurs...
27/05/2026

💚Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month💚

Y - yearly CPD🐕🐾

CPD stands for continuing, professional development.

Veterinary nurses never stop learning 🩺📚 Annual CPD keeps them up to date with current ways of practicing and allows them to develop new skills so we can keep giving every patient the best care possible💚

💚Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month💚X - X-rays Veterinary Nurses play a vital role in taking safe and diagnostic x-rays ...
25/05/2026

💚Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month💚

X - X-rays

Veterinary Nurses play a vital role in taking safe and diagnostic x-rays to enable the veterinary surgeon to see what is wrong with your fur baby🩻

💚Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month💚W - Weight clinics Veterinary nurses often do weight clinics to help monitor body co...
24/05/2026

💚Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month💚

W - Weight clinics

Veterinary nurses often do weight clinics to help monitor body condition, provide tailored diet and exercise plans and give owners the support they need to keep their pets at a healthy weight.

Maintaining a healthy weight can prevent serious health issues like arthritis, diabetes and heart disease, improving the quality of life for your animals💚

Keep your pups safe this bank holiday, it’s going to be a hot one!☀️Please see the below guide, providing information on...
23/05/2026

Keep your pups safe this bank holiday, it’s going to be a hot one!☀️

Please see the below guide, providing information on when it is most suitable to walk your dogs in the heat! 🐕

💚Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month💚V - Vaccinations💉Under the direction of a veterinary surgeon, veterinary nurses can ...
23/05/2026

💚Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month💚

V - Vaccinations💉

Under the direction of a veterinary surgeon, veterinary nurses can safely administer 2nd or 3rd vaccinations to help protect pets against serious infectious diseases.

We do offer nurse consultations for this service, however the patient must have been seen by a veterinarian recently and the veterinary surgeon must have authorised it.

💚Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month💚U - Ultrasound Veterinary nurses are able to perform non-diagnostic ultrasounds and ...
22/05/2026

💚Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month💚

U - Ultrasound

Veterinary nurses are able to perform non-diagnostic ultrasounds and are also a massive part in the setting up of ultrasounds and positioning/holding patients for them, providing them with the best care and comfort🐾

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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