Our vets at Windcrest Animal Hospital are there when you need help, no matter what time of day. Even on holidays, weekends, and in the middle of the night. Your Veterinarian and Animal Hospital in Wilmington, DE: Welcome to Centreville Veterinary Hospital. At Centreville Veterinary Hospital, we're more than just a leading veterinarian in Wilmington, DE - we're animal lovers through and through.
That means we care for our patients as if they were our own, and we go above and beyond to keep your pet as happy and healthy as it can be throughout all of life's stages. Our animal hospital is located close to Chadds Ford, PA and Kennett Square, PA. We are proud to extend our excellent service to those areas.
That means we care for our patients as if they were our own, and we go above and beyond to keep your pet as happy and healthy as it can be throughout all of life's stages. Our animal hospital is located close to Chadds Ford, PA and Kennett Square, PA. We are proud to extend our excellent service to those areas.
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At Centreville Veterinary Hospital your pet's health and well-being is at the core of everything we do. The human-animal bond is extremely important to us. That's why we offer excellence in modern, state-of-the-art veterinary medicine and full service care.
We truly believe you should be able to receive encompassing and compassionate care for your pet in a central place from leaders in their field who are not only experts in their specialties, but who also truly want to help and heal.At Centreville Veterinary Hospital we look to dependably offer your pets top veterinary care and other services-and to show you the consideration and respect we value as pet owners.
We truly believe you should be able to receive encompassing and compassionate care for your pet in a central place from leaders in their field who are not only experts in their specialties, but who also truly want to help and heal.At Centreville Veterinary Hospital we look to dependably offer your pets top veterinary care and other services-and to show you the consideration and respect we value as pet owners.
Our team is made up of veterinary experts who are at the top of their field and truly love animals. While under their care, your animal will be treated like he or she is their own. Read below to meet our staff of qualified professionals. Cheryl L. Bell, VMD is Chief of Staff at Centreville Veterinary Hospital.
Centreville Veterinary Hospital prides itself on being a traditional small-town veterinary hospital but with state-of-the-art technology and exceptional personal care for dogs and cats. It is also a family practice, with long-term clients and professional staff with decades of experience. In fact, for over six decades, Centreville Veterinary Hospital in suburban Wilmington has served the community and its pets with excellent veterinary care.
Currently, our Centreville location does not offer emergency vet care in Wilmington, DE. If your pet is having a medical emergency or if they require critical care, our Windcrest location has a fully trained, caring staff available 24/7 ready to help your pet in any way they can. If at all possible, please call Windcrest ahead of time at 302-998-2995, so we can be prepared for your visit.
Reviews (10)
Rita N.
Oct 30, 2021
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Positive: Professionalism, Quality, Reliability, Responsiveness, Value
I wouldn’t trust my two pups (Daisy & Bentley) with anyone else but Dr Bell. She is an exceptional and caring vet. The staff is also so nice and caring. Dr. Bell’s love for her profession certainly shines bright. Thank you all at Centervilke Vet.
I wouldn’t trust my two pups (Daisy & Bentley) with anyone else but Dr Bell. She is an exceptional and caring vet. The staff is also so nice and caring. Dr. Bell’s love for her profession certainly shines bright. Thank you all at Centervilke Vet.
Joseph Prendergast
Feb 25, 2021
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When your friend (pet) is unwell you have no training or insight to establish what is the basis of the problem; you must rely on the professionals. To be able to take your best friend to Centreville Vet Hosp and to have the wonderful and empathic Dr. Bell to interpret all the signs of discomfort is an immense relief. The care and concern provided at this facility brings great comfort and allows one to know that you have provided the very best attention available.
Deborah De Genova
Jul 23, 2020
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Worst vet ever. We took our adopted cat who is perfectly healthy for a routine check up and they consistently tried to 1) up sell us on crazy expensive food with probiotics 2) charge for all sorts of duplicative blood work and 3) insist on an unnecessary dental cleaning.
We went along with the dental cleaning (never needed that ever before for any cat) then when poor kitty went to the dental cleaning they neglected him and he bumped his head, cracked a fang, and then needed an extraction. Although that was 100% their liability they wouldn’t let me take the cat home until I paid for their mistake
We went along with the dental cleaning (never needed that ever before for any cat) then when poor kitty went to the dental cleaning they neglected him and he bumped his head, cracked a fang, and then needed an extraction. Although that was 100% their liability they wouldn’t let me take the cat home until I paid for their mistake
Rebecca B.
Oct 13, 2019
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Great veterinary office. Dr. Bell is simply the best. She really cares about our cats. She made them comfortable during the visit and answered all our questions in a way we understood. The vet techs and staff are wonderful as well. They saw us right on schedule! Highly recommend to anyone looking for a quality vet. A+
Loni Murphy
Aug 29, 2019
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Dawn Fischer
Aug 26, 2019
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Donna West
Jul 22, 2019
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Pamela Payne
Nov 08, 2018
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Brought my sick cat there Thursday. She couldn't keeep food down and was breathing heavy. After the exam I was told that her stomach was thick and they thought she had eaten something. They came in with an estimate of like 600 dollars wanting to do Xrays of her stomach but informed me that if it was a hairball you wouldn't see it and that her breathing was because she was in pain. if it wasn't a hairball then they would have to do surgery. I was told to give her hairball remedy and call if no changes. Well after 2 days of giving her this and she was getting worse. I took her to a different Vet
Joseph Zammetti
May 30, 2018
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S. W.
May 13, 2018
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