Compassionate Veterinary Care in Southern, CT

Central Hospital For Veterinary Medicine

Our medical staff includes over 30 doctors of which 17 are board certified specialists. They are supported by a diverse hospital team of technicians, client liaisons, technician assistants and administrators. We have been honored to receive the “Best of New Haven” award eight times. Although our greatest accomplishment has been, and always will be, serving our community.

  • 24-hour Emergency Room
  • Board Certified Specialists
  • Dedication to the Human-Animal Bond
  • Compassionate Approach to Medicine
  • Certified and Specialized Vet Techs
  • Two Locations in Southern, CT
  • State-of-the-Art Equipment
  • Tech and Doctor Training Programs
  • Collaborates With Your Primary Vet

NORTH HAVEN

4 Devine Street
North Haven, CT 06473

GUILFORD

535 Boston Post Road
Guilford, CT 06437

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