Station Bridge Veterinary Surgery

Station Bridge Veterinary Surgery is a small-animal practice founded in 2016 by Edward Jones and Emma Jones. The clinic is set up for routine preventative care and in-house diagnostics (blood analysis, X‑ray, ultrasound), with surgical procedures also listed on its website. In reviews, owners describe both planned support (e.g., medication and X‑rays as aftercare for a dog’s hip dysplasia surgery carried out abroad) and same-day urgent care (an injured Labrador seen “at zero notice” and given stitches). The website also states the practice responds to emergencies 24/7 and is supported by Vets Now for accident and emergency care.

Services

Based on the website and the written reviews available

• •Wellness exams and preventative treatment (routine check-ups and prevention are explicitly described on the website).
• •Surgical procedures (listed on the website).
• •Diagnostics and imaging
• •In-house blood analysis (website)
• •X‑ray (website; also mentioned in a review as part of aftercare)
• •Ultrasound (website)
• •Microchipping (website).
• •Wound care (stitches for an injured dog mentioned in a review).
• •Ongoing case management/aftercare (post-operative aftercare including medication and X‑rays mentioned in a review).
• •Emergency care: the website states they respond to emergencies 24/7 and that Vets Now supports their accident & emergency service.

People

• •Edward (“Ed”): Mentioned by name in a review as someone who (with the team) is “always happy to see my pets and advise/treat as needed.”
• •Helen: Credited (along with “the nurse”) with going “above and beyond” for a very poorly, anxious older dog.
• •Vet nurse (unnamed): One owner describes the nurse coming out to offer help holding a puppy while paperwork was completed.
• •Receptionist (unnamed): Specifically praised for going “above and beyond” to help during a puppy vaccination visit.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.9 stars from 175 reviews. “”

• •Urgent, same-day help is mentioned: an owner says their injured Labrador was seen at “zero notice” and received stitches.
• •Ongoing support for complex/orthopaedic issues is mentioned: aftercare for bilateral hip dysplasia surgery done abroad included medication and follow-up X‑rays.
• •Staff support around anxious or very unwell pets is a recurring point in the comments available (e.g., “went above and beyond” for a very poorly/anxious older dog).
• •Practical help during visits is noted (e.g., a nurse offering hands-on help with a puppy while paperwork was completed).
• •A pet plan is mentioned by one reviewer as “very reasonably priced,” but no specific price is provided.