3 Bridges Vets

28/10/2025

October marks 3 years of 3 Bridges Vets 🥳🎉

Thank you to the team that continues to ensure the practice goes from strength to strength and all our wonderful patients and clients for your continual support.

18/10/2025

🐾 There has been a lot in the news this week about the CMA report on the Veterinary Market and the transparency of veterinary fees 🐾

We want to reassure our clients as an independent practice 3 Bridges Vets have always been committed to fair, transparent pricing and care that puts pets first - not profits.

Owned by Bruce and Hannah we are proudly independent and not owned or influenced by any of the ‘big 6’ groups.

We do all our own Out of Hours cover. You don't have to travel to another practice in an emergency, and our vets have access to your pet’s history 24 hours a day. Our staff do not work to targets or receive commission and our vets have clinical freedom to offer a choice of options that are right for you and your pet.

We want to say thank you for all our clients continued support and trust 🐾

11/10/2025

Happy to be supporting the Young Farmers. Hope to see some of you there on Friday.

📅The East Region will be holding their annual Open Stockjudging event Next Friday at New Droverhall Farm by kind permission of the Collier Family.🐑🐂

This event is open to members, friends and family from all regions. So, we'd love to see as many of you there as possible for a great evening of socialising, catching up and judging some quality stock.

🕖Event begins at 7pm.
🍔Catering will be available on the night.
🎟️Entry is £5 per person with all under 10's going free. 🙌

Thanks to 3 Bridges Vets for kindly supporting this event.

A portion of the evening's proceeds will be going to the Big Build project.🏠

05/10/2025

If only all our patients were as chilled at the vets 🥰

03/10/2025

Also recently joining our vet team is Ella.

Ella graduated from the University of Glasgow in July 2025. She enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine, with a particular interest in medical cases, and she loves working with both small and large animals.

Outside of work, you’ll usually find her at the gym or out exploring with her Labrador, George. Ella is really looking forward to meeting you and your pets soon!

29/09/2025

You may have already met our small animal vet Brigitte who joined the 3 Bridges Vet team this year.

Brigitte enjoys treating all the pets that come into 3 Bridges Vets. As well as helping cats and dogs, Brigitte also has a special interest in rabbits and other exotic pets.

19/09/2025

Dung sampling both adult sheep and lambs can help determine if your flock might benefit from a late season worming dose, both in terms of animal health and productivity, but also to reduce pasture burdens. Fresh dung samples taken from 10-15 animals per group can be analysed at the practice, and one...

02/09/2025

We will be closed on Thursday 4th September from 1pm for the afternoon for staff training. We will still have vets available for emergencies and can be contacted as usual on 01383 667160 if required but reception will be closed for routine enquiries.

Appointments as always can be scheduled online at:
https://3bridgesvets.co.uk/book-an-appointment/

and prescription requests submitted to:
[email protected]

About Us Contact Us Fordell Firs, Hillend, Dunfermline KY11 7HQ 01383 667160 [email protected] Opening Hours Mon - Fri: 8:30am - 6:00pm by appointment only Sat: 9:30am - 12:30pm by

29/08/2025

We are looking for another Veterinary Nurse to join our team!

More details at https://uk.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=04082a15494bbc73&from=shareddesktop_copy

09/08/2025

We have two new recruits on the stand today at Kinross Show

Come and say hello ☀️

22/07/2025

Our new endoscope helped to retrieve the ribbon that Alfie had decided to steal whilst his owners were getting ready for their wedding!

You can see very clearly on the scope pictures the ribbon was sitting in Alfie's stomach and the endoscope allowed us to safely remove it without the need for any surgery for Alfie 🥳

Ribbons are a particular danger when eaten as they can cause the intestinal tract to bunch up and result in an obstruction.

16/07/2025

We had a very cute Floki in to see us tonight - do you know what breed he is?