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Bridge Vet Group

5.0(10 reviews)
Ebbw Vale
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About

Bridge Vet Group is a small animal and exotics practice with branches in Blackwood and Brynmawr in South Wales. It is part of the IVC Evidensia group and provides services ranging from routine vaccinations and neutering through to complex surgical procedures.

Facilities across the two sites include two operating theatres, digital radiography, Doppler ultrasound, endoscopy, ECG, an in-house laboratory for rapid results, and a dental treatment area with high-speed drills. Separate cat and dog wards and an isolation ward are also provided.

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Recent reviews

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  • David Purse

    2 years ago

    Excellent practice. Vet's and nurses very professional and caring.

  • lisabev1

    2 years ago

    I cannot recommend this veterinary clinic highly enough. I work as a health professional myself and am very, very fussy. I have been with this practice since 1998 and would not take any of my animals, whether dogs, cats, Guinea pigs, rabbits or rats anywhere else. They have been wonderful.

  • Justin McCarthy

    2 years ago

    Highly recommend Bridge Vets. We’ve been with them for nearly 13 years and they have been fantastic in every way.

Accessibility & parking

Wheelchair-accessible parking

Contact & Location

50 Worcester St, Brynmawr, Ebbw Vale NP23 4JP, UK

NP23 4JP

reception.pont@bridgevetcentre.co.uk
www.bridgevetcentre.co.uk/

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