Vet practice

Companion Care Vet Surgery

Bradford, Yorkshire and The Humber

Find themBradford, Yorkshire and The Humber

Details checked19 Jul 2026

In an emergency, always phone the practice before travelling. If you can't get through, see nearby emergency vets or call the Animal PoisonLine on 01202 509000 if your pet has eaten something toxic.

About this practice

Companion Care Vet Surgery is a vets serving Bradford and the surrounding area. You'll find the practice at 1, Thornton Rd, Bradford BD8 0HH. Services listed on their own website include exotic animals, alternative medicine, animal health certificate and annual vaccinations. You can contact the practice by phone on +441274488457. If your dog needs a walk nearby, Spencer Park is around 1.21 km away.

Services offered

✓Exotic animals
✓Alternative Medicine
✓Animal Health Certificate
✓Annual Vaccinations
✓Blood Sample
✓Blood Testing
✓Body Checks
✓Car Parks
✓Cat Microchipped
✓Cat Neutering
✓Cat's Teeth
✓Clinical Services
✓Data Analysis
✓Dental Check
✓Dental Health
✓Dental Healthcare
✓Dental Treatment
✓Dentistry Services
✓Dog Cat Rabbit
✓Dog Diet Advice
✓Dog Feeding
✓Dog Microchipping
✓Dog Vaccination
✓Dog Walk
✓Dog's Teeth
✓Elderly Animal
✓Elderly Pets
✓Emergency Medical
✓Flea Treatment
✓Health Check
✓Health Treatments
✓House Train
✓In-House Laboratory
✓Kitten Vaccinations
✓Laser Therapy For Pets
✓Microchipping Your Pet
✓Natural Healing
✓Nurse Consultation
✓Oral Hygiene
✓Patient Care
✓Pet Animal
✓Pet Check
✓Pet Dental Care
✓Pet Health Advice
✓Pet Health Plans
✓Pet Healthcare
✓Pet Insurance
✓Pet Neutering
✓Pet Passport
✓Pet Travel
✓Preventative Healthcare
✓Preventive Health Care
✓Preventive Treatments
✓Puppy Vaccinations
✓Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease
✓Rabbit Vaccinations
✓Rabies Vaccine
✓Routine Vaccinations
✓Small Animal Veterinary
✓Small Furries
✓Small Pets
✓Smallest Pets
✓Tapeworm Treatment
✓Teeth Brushing
✓Tick Prevention
✓Toilet Training
✓Vet Consultation
✓Vet Practices
✓Veterinary Medicine
✓Veterinary Nurse
✓Veterinary Practice
✓Veterinary Surgery
✓Worming Treatment
✓Wound Healing

Pets treated

Most first-opinion practices see dogs and cats, and many also treat rabbits and small pets. Expertise with exotics (reptiles, birds, ferrets) varies, so if you keep an unusual species, ask Companion Care Vet Surgery before booking. Our food-safety checker covers dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs and hamsters.

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Nearby emergency vets

Closest practices listed as offering emergency or out-of-hours care:

Oakroyd Veterinary

24-hour

213 High Street, Bradford, BD6 1JU· 3.6 km

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Gatehouse Veterinary Group

24-hour

Leonard Street, Bingley, BD16 1DP· 5.9 km

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Yorkshire Vets

24-hour

1 Station Road, Leeds, LS18 5PA· 11.5 km

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Perfect Paws Vets

Emergency

1 Clayton Wood Court, Leeds, LS16 6QW· 12.7 km

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Frequently asked questions

Does Companion Care Vet Surgery take on new clients?

Registration policies change, so the best way to find out is to phone Companion Care Vet Surgery on +441274488457 and ask whether they're taking on new patients in Bradford.

Where's the nearest emergency vet to Companion Care Vet Surgery?

The closest practice in our directory listing emergency or out-of-hours care is Oakroyd Veterinary, about 3.62 km away. Always phone before travelling — many practices route out-of-hours calls to a dedicated provider.

Can I walk my dog near Companion Care Vet Surgery?

Yes — Spencer Park is the nearest green space we have on file, roughly 1.21 km away, which is handy for a short walk before or after a visit. Keep dogs on a lead near the road and around the practice.

Companion Care Vet Surgery is at 1, Thornton Rd, Bradford BD8 0HH. Parking varies by site — some practices have their own spaces, others rely on nearby on-street or public car parks — so allow a little extra time, and call ahead if your pet is unwell or hard to move.