Bridge Veterinary Group / MiNightVet Middlesborough

Bridge Veterinary Group, also known as MiNightVet Middlesbrough, is conveniently situated at The Bridge Veterinary Hospital in Middlesbrough, Cleveland, TS1 5QZ. This comprehensive practice offers care for a wide array of pets, including birds, cats, dogs, small mammals, and exotic or wild animals, catering to diverse client needs in the region. Providing 24-hour service every day of the week, this practice stands out as a critical emergency and routine care provider. Its round-the-clock availability for all listed animal types allows pet owners peace of mind, knowing that expert veterinary assistance is always on hand, whether for a routine check-up or an urgent medical situation. For those visiting, Bridge Veterinary Hospital is easily accessible with a dedicated client car park, ensuring straightforward arrival. The facility also boasts disabled access, making it welcoming for all visitors. Operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week, the practice can be reached at 01642242338 or via email at bridge.vets@cvsvets.com.

At a glance

Bridge Veterinary Group / MiNightVet Middlesborough treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic animals and small mammals, with published prices for 6 services, including consultations from £68 and dog vaccinations from £88. Rated 4.1/5 from 335 reviews, the practice opens at weekends, with on-site parking and step-free access.

Latest reviews

Read the five most recent or recommended reviews for Bridge Veterinary Group / MiNightVet Middlesborough. Order provided by Google.

• patricia webb· 4 months ago

  Absolutely marvellous vets. My very nervous dog went in for operation. The nurses couldn’t have been any more caring. The vet took ages with me on collection. Nothing was too much for them. I cannot praise them enough. Thank you so much

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• Kaela Blake· 6 months ago

  I cant thank you all enough. Each and everyone of you who took care of my cat Koda went above and beyond. Amazing communication, kept me informed every step of the way. Took care of him like he was your own.. thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤️ I highly recommend these vets ..

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• Cat Moore· 8 months ago

  The vet we saw was very good! She was friendly and great with our dog. She explained everything well and our dog didn’t find his check-up stressful in the slightest. We’ve been with this practice for 15 years and they always go above and beyond to help whenever we need them. I couldn’t recommend them enough.

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• Rachel Bedford· 8 months ago

  Our two cats aged 3 have been looked after by Bridge Vets since they were kittens and have had their neutering, vaccinations and yearly check ups here alongside flea and deworming prescriptions. We have always had excellent service from all the staff including the reception and veterinary staff. Our latest visit was with Claire who was extremely helpful and informative, answered all our questions and delivered great and gentle care to both our cats. We are also part of the Healthy Pet Club which spreads the cost of their needs over a monthly basis which is super convenient for us. We highly recommend this veterinary practice.

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• Mohsen Geravandian· a year ago

  I Lost My Cat Mango – Heartbroken by the Lack of Compassion and Financial Pressure Two weeks ago, I lost my beloved cat Mango, and I am still heartbroken. I’m sharing my experience to help other pet owners be aware of how this clinic operates. A few months ago, Mango began having urinary issues — frequent urination, discomfort, and restlessness. I took him to this clinic on a weekend and was charged nearly £400, just because it was out of hours. After some basic checks, they told me the issue was due to stress caused by another male cat around our home. Mango got better after a few days without much treatment. In the months after, Mango had recurring symptoms several times. But based on the initial diagnosis and the high cost of care, I truly believed the problem wasn’t serious and that it would resolve itself, as it had before. Unfortunately, two weeks ago, the symptoms came back more severely. I delayed taking him to the vet again, fearing another massive bill for what I assumed would be the same “stress-related” issue. But as his condition worsened, I rushed him to the clinic over the weekend. They told me to expect about £500 just for basic examination and treatment. But once they assessed him, they discovered a serious urinary blockage. His bladder had filled, toxins had entered his bloodstream, and he was in critical condition. The first thing they suggested to me was euthanasia — no real compassion, no urgency to try saving him unless I immediately paid £2,000 upfront. I loved Mango deeply and wanted to fight for him, so I paid it. They said there was a 60% chance he’d survive and that this would cover 2–3 days of treatment. But at 1am, they called to say Mango was now in a coma. He was non-responsive except for slight pupil reaction. Again, they offered euthanasia. When I pleaded for more time, more effort — they demanded another £2,000 just to continue monitoring him overnight. I had no other choice but to let Mango go peacefully. I couldn’t bear the emotional or financial pressure anymore. What hurts most is knowing that maybe if I had trusted my instincts less and brought him in sooner, or if they had diagnosed him more carefully months ago, this could’ve been prevented. I understand veterinary care is expensive. But what I experienced felt cold, profit-driven, and deeply lacking in empathy. This clinic didn’t just fail Mango — they failed us both. Please, to anyone who truly loves their pets: think carefully before choosing this clinic. If your pet’s life hangs in the balance, you should not be forced to choose between bankruptcy and mercy killing.

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