Centreville Veterinary Hospital
Wilmington, Delaware
General Info
Centreville Veterinary Hospital is the place to go in Wilmington for kind and knowledgeable care. Their services include Boarding, Grooming, Physical Therapy, Surgery and Ultrasound. The practice’s team understands how much pets mean to the family, and the practice strives to promote health and wellness as well as provide care for chronically and acutely sick pets. Centreville Veterinary Hospital in Wilmington strives to provide veterinary experiences that are comfortable and calming for pets because of the recognition they obtain through repeated patterns. Every day the appointment rooms start from the same setup (furniture, lights, doors) so that I don’t have to think about those things. Personnel perform the procedure with a low voice and minimal movement, pausing between steps to allow the pet to adjust. Odor management targets the elimination of smells between visits (strategic implementation). The pets’ orientation pattern determines whether the owners will sit closer or far from the pets. Centreville Veterinary Hospital offers several services, including diagnostic testing, infection control, joint health improvement, nutritional modification and behavioral consultation, and recovery monitoring. Services are not independent checklist items. They emerge in an integrated sequence. When the animal’s ears lower or it turns away, staff need to repeat low-impact motions such as stroking the air and offering tactile anchors such as towels or sleeves to establish familiar patterns. The aftercare program rules require the post-levels to follow a rhythm. Families are instructed on how to continue with the morning routines at home afterward. Parents should eliminate the stimuli and use soft sounds to regulate the sleeping cycles. In addition, the instructions touch on environmental aspects of the pet’s life and means of returning the dog to its routine activities without feeling lost. Centreville Veterinary Hospital extends its services from Wilmington to the nearby Delaware communities by providing veterinary care that mirrors natural animal regulation through gentle rhythm, predictable space, and low-noise decision-making. They are committed to preventative care, early disease detection, and timely treatment. Clients value the transparency, educational support, and personalization. Whether it is a complex diagnosis or an elderly pet that needs help, they follow through with their cases. As more people learn about them, their reputation continues to expand.
Services
Boarding
Grooming
Physical Therapy
Prescription Medications
Surgery
Ultrasound
Reviews
michael doubet
15 Apr 2018
REPORT
Reeves276
11 Apr 2018
REPORT
Not reliable sources on hours for potential employees!!!
Joseph Zammetti
20 Mar 2018
REPORT
Dr. Dawkins and staff are awesome. They are one of the very few vets I would trust to care for my bearded dragons.
Virginia Cannon
27 Nov 2017
REPORT
We have been bringing our cats here for 30 years. They are wonderful with the animals and very caring.
Debara Blankenship
9 Nov 2016
REPORT
My dog broke out in hive they took her right in no waiting..Very kind Staff
Debbie Waegerle Fincher
6 Oct 2016
REPORT
We are CVH fans! Been with the practice for 10 years. This is a shout out to Dr. Constantine. She is an awesome over the top vet. Thank you.
Susan Ishler Newton
19 Feb 2016
REPORT
Kind & informative care.
Rachael Carter
20 Oct 2015
REPORT
They went above and beyond for my baby. So grateful for them!
Bob H.
6 Jul 2015
REPORT
I have boarded my dogs at Centreville a number of times before; however, I have been particularly disappointed by the service recently.When I last picked my dogs up after a short stay at Centreville, ...
I have boarded my dogs at Centreville a number of times before; however, I have been particularly disappointed by the service recently.When I last picked my dogs up after a short stay at Centreville, I found my bill to be much more expensive than it should have been ($40 extra/dog). The breakdown of the fees explained this to be a fecal testing. My two dogs were coming due for a vaccination, and they were scheduled to receive it from their vet later on in the week. Centreville simply went ahead and charged me for it without informing me of their intentions beforehand. Furthermore, when I did take my dogs to their vet, the vet told me that they had not received the paperwork from Centreville stating that my dogs had received the vaccine while boarding with them.I decided to give Centreville another chance when I had to leave town for the weekend. As I was dropping my dogs off, the woman checking us in asked it if it would be OK that our dogs be kept in crates (as opposed to the runs that they usually stay in together). I asked to see the crates and found them much too small for my Standard Poodle and Airedale Mix to be kept in. I had made the reservation for my dogs a week in advance (I asked for a run, not two crates) and was highly disappointed to be met with such ill planning. I was even further disappointed by the fact that they expected me to pay the same price for the crates as I would for the runs. I decided to take my dogs home and contacted a petsitter that I know. From now on, I will stick to the petsitting service.
Melissa Russell-Payne
15 Mar 2015
REPORT
The folks at Centreville feel like family. They take such wonderful care of our lab puppy Bruce and handsome felines Max and Tiger.
Whitney W.
11 Jan 2015
REPORT
I just got adopted a dog and made an appointment with Centerville because of their location & the cost (for an exam it was in line with everywhere else I checked). I'll be continuing to use them as ou...
I just got adopted a dog and made an appointment with Centerville because of their location & the cost (for an exam it was in line with everywhere else I checked). I'll be continuing to use them as our vet because they were very kind & professional. There's a nice family feel to the practice that you don't get a lot of places.
3dogsnme
11 Jun 2012
REPORT
Go to Centreville. You will never again have a worry abt Your Pet being in the best Veterinary hands. Have been thier client since 1975, just try to make me stop going here.. As long as this Hospital ...
Go to Centreville. You will never again have a worry abt Your Pet being in the best Veterinary hands. Have been thier client since 1975, just try to make me stop going here.. As long as this Hospital is Alive, my Pets will all be seeing Dr. Coats & the Staff, Front & Kennel, cannot say enough.
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FAQs
Where is Centreville Veterinary Hospital located?
Centreville Veterinary Hospital is located at 5804 Kennett Pike, Wilmington, Delaware 19807. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Wilmington area and surrounding communities.
What time does Centreville Veterinary Hospital open and close each day?
Centreville Veterinary Hospital is open Monday 08:30 AM - 18:30 PM, Tuesday 08:30 AM - 16:00 PM, Friday 08:30 AM - 14:00 PM. They are closed on Saturdays. They are closed on Sundays.
How can I book an appointment at Centreville Veterinary Hospital?
You can book an appointment online with Centreville Veterinary Hospital via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Centreville Veterinary Hospital offer?
Centreville Veterinary Hospital in Wilmington offers a range of veterinary services, including Boarding, Grooming, Physical Therapy, Prescription Medications, Surgery. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
Can I get my pet groomed at Centreville Veterinary Hospital?
Centreville Veterinary Hospital does offer pet grooming services in addition to medical care. You can have your dog or cat groomed (bathing, nail trims, etc.) by their professional grooming team. It’s convenient to get veterinary care and grooming in one place in Wilmington.
Does Centreville Veterinary Hospital provide boarding or kennel services?
Yes, Centreville Veterinary Hospital has boarding facilities for pets. They can board your cat or dog in a safe, comfortable environment when you’re away. It’s advisable to book in advance, especially during holidays, as space can be limited.
Do they perform spay/neuter surgeries at Centreville Veterinary Hospital?
Centreville Veterinary Hospital provides spaying and neutering services for pets. Their veterinary team in Wilmington has extensive experience in these routine surgical procedures. They will also guide you on post-operative care for your pet.
Business Hours
Monday
Mon
8:30 AM – 6:30 PM
Tuesday
Tue
8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Friday
Fri
8:30 AM – 2:00 PM
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Centreville Veterinary Hospital
Wilmington, Delaware
5804 Kennett Pike
Wilmington Delaware 19807
General Info
Centreville Veterinary Hospital is the place to go in Wilmington for kind and knowledgeable care. Their services include Boarding, Grooming, Physical Therapy, Surgery and Ultrasound. The practice’s team understands how much pets mean to the family, and the practice strives to promote health and wellness as well as provide care for chronically and acutely sick pets. Centreville Veterinary Hospital in Wilmington strives to provide veterinary experiences that are comfortable and calming for pets because of the recognition they obtain through repeated patterns. Every day the appointment rooms start from the same setup (furniture, lights, doors) so that I don’t have to think about those things. Personnel perform the procedure with a low voice and minimal movement, pausing between steps to allow the pet to adjust. Odor management targets the elimination of smells between visits (strategic implementation). The pets’ orientation pattern determines whether the owners will sit closer or far from the pets. Centreville Veterinary Hospital offers several services, including diagnostic testing, infection control, joint health improvement, nutritional modification and behavioral consultation, and recovery monitoring. Services are not independent checklist items. They emerge in an integrated sequence. When the animal’s ears lower or it turns away, staff need to repeat low-impact motions such as stroking the air and offering tactile anchors such as towels or sleeves to establish familiar patterns. The aftercare program rules require the post-levels to follow a rhythm. Families are instructed on how to continue with the morning routines at home afterward. Parents should eliminate the stimuli and use soft sounds to regulate the sleeping cycles. In addition, the instructions touch on environmental aspects of the pet’s life and means of returning the dog to its routine activities without feeling lost. Centreville Veterinary Hospital extends its services from Wilmington to the nearby Delaware communities by providing veterinary care that mirrors natural animal regulation through gentle rhythm, predictable space, and low-noise decision-making. They are committed to preventative care, early disease detection, and timely treatment. Clients value the transparency, educational support, and personalization. Whether it is a complex diagnosis or an elderly pet that needs help, they follow through with their cases. As more people learn about them, their reputation continues to expand.
Business Hours
Monday
08:30AM-18:30PM
Tuesday
08:30AM-16:00PM
Friday
08:30AM-14:00PM
Popular Hours
6a
12p
6p
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Closed on {{popularHourDay.text}}
Services
Boarding
Grooming
Physical Therapy
Prescription Medications
Surgery
Ultrasound
Reviews
michael doubet
15 Apr 2018
Reeves276
11 Apr 2018
Not reliable sources on hours for potential employees!!!
Joseph Zammetti
20 Mar 2018
Dr. Dawkins and staff are awesome. They are one of the very few vets I would trust to care for my bearded dragons.
Virginia Cannon
27 Nov 2017
We have been bringing our cats here for 30 years. They are wonderful with the animals and very caring.
Debara Blankenship
9 Nov 2016
My dog broke out in hive they took her right in no waiting..Very kind Staff
Debbie Waegerle Fincher
6 Oct 2016
We are CVH fans! Been with the practice for 10 years. This is a shout out to Dr. Constantine. She is an awesome over the top vet. Thank you.
Susan Ishler Newton
19 Feb 2016
Kind & informative care.
Rachael Carter
20 Oct 2015
They went above and beyond for my baby. So grateful for them!
Bob H.
6 Jul 2015
I have boarded my dogs at Centreville a number of times before; however, I have been particularly disappointed by the service recently.When I last picked my dogs up after a short stay at Centreville, ...
I have boarded my dogs at Centreville a number of times before; however, I have been particularly disappointed by the service recently.When I last picked my dogs up after a short stay at Centreville, I found my bill to be much more expensive than it should have been ($40 extra/dog). The breakdown of the fees explained this to be a fecal testing. My two dogs were coming due for a vaccination, and they were scheduled to receive it from their vet later on in the week. Centreville simply went ahead and charged me for it without informing me of their intentions beforehand. Furthermore, when I did take my dogs to their vet, the vet told me that they had not received the paperwork from Centreville stating that my dogs had received the vaccine while boarding with them.I decided to give Centreville another chance when I had to leave town for the weekend. As I was dropping my dogs off, the woman checking us in asked it if it would be OK that our dogs be kept in crates (as opposed to the runs that they usually stay in together). I asked to see the crates and found them much too small for my Standard Poodle and Airedale Mix to be kept in. I had made the reservation for my dogs a week in advance (I asked for a run, not two crates) and was highly disappointed to be met with such ill planning. I was even further disappointed by the fact that they expected me to pay the same price for the crates as I would for the runs. I decided to take my dogs home and contacted a petsitter that I know. From now on, I will stick to the petsitting service.
Melissa Russell-Payne
15 Mar 2015
The folks at Centreville feel like family. They take such wonderful care of our lab puppy Bruce and handsome felines Max and Tiger.
Whitney W.
11 Jan 2015
I just got adopted a dog and made an appointment with Centerville because of their location & the cost (for an exam it was in line with everywhere else I checked). I'll be continuing to use them as ou...
I just got adopted a dog and made an appointment with Centerville because of their location & the cost (for an exam it was in line with everywhere else I checked). I'll be continuing to use them as our vet because they were very kind & professional. There's a nice family feel to the practice that you don't get a lot of places.
3dogsnme
11 Jun 2012
Go to Centreville. You will never again have a worry abt Your Pet being in the best Veterinary hands. Have been thier client since 1975, just try to make me stop going here.. As long as this Hospital ...
Go to Centreville. You will never again have a worry abt Your Pet being in the best Veterinary hands. Have been thier client since 1975, just try to make me stop going here.. As long as this Hospital is Alive, my Pets will all be seeing Dr. Coats & the Staff, Front & Kennel, cannot say enough.
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FAQs
Where is Centreville Veterinary Hospital located?
Centreville Veterinary Hospital is located at 5804 Kennett Pike, Wilmington, Delaware 19807. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Wilmington area and surrounding communities.
What time does Centreville Veterinary Hospital open and close each day?
Centreville Veterinary Hospital is open Monday 08:30 AM - 18:30 PM, Tuesday 08:30 AM - 16:00 PM, Friday 08:30 AM - 14:00 PM. They are closed on Saturdays. They are closed on Sundays.
How can I book an appointment at Centreville Veterinary Hospital?
You can book an appointment online with Centreville Veterinary Hospital via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Centreville Veterinary Hospital offer?
Centreville Veterinary Hospital in Wilmington offers a range of veterinary services, including Boarding, Grooming, Physical Therapy, Prescription Medications, Surgery. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
Can I get my pet groomed at Centreville Veterinary Hospital?
Centreville Veterinary Hospital does offer pet grooming services in addition to medical care. You can have your dog or cat groomed (bathing, nail trims, etc.) by their professional grooming team. It’s convenient to get veterinary care and grooming in one place in Wilmington.
Does Centreville Veterinary Hospital provide boarding or kennel services?
Yes, Centreville Veterinary Hospital has boarding facilities for pets. They can board your cat or dog in a safe, comfortable environment when you’re away. It’s advisable to book in advance, especially during holidays, as space can be limited.
Do they perform spay/neuter surgeries at Centreville Veterinary Hospital?
Centreville Veterinary Hospital provides spaying and neutering services for pets. Their veterinary team in Wilmington has extensive experience in these routine surgical procedures. They will also guide you on post-operative care for your pet.
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