New Haven Central Hospital

read moreAn emergency can be defined as a sudden generally unexpected condition requiring IMMEDIATE care. Our knowledgeable and caring staff can help you determine whether or not a situation requires you to be seen right away. Below are symptoms to help you determine if a situation is an emergency. Patient's seen on an emergency basis are triaged by our team soon after arrival. Triage involves evaluating each patient's condition briefly to determine the appropriate course of action. If immediate care is not required, your pet will be seen as soon as a doctor is available.

read moreWe are open twenty four hours a day seven days a week! No appointment needed for emergencies and ICU services. Call us on the way or complete the welcome form in advance so we can assist you immediately. The welcome form is located to the right of this field (scroll over the lightbulb symbol). We have been providing the greater New Haven area with emergency veterinary care for over 40 years and will always be here to help. Our veterinarians are supported by a diverse hospital team of nurses, technicians, handlers and administrators.

read moreOur veterinary dermatologist has expertise and specialized training in the diagnosis and treatment of animals with benign and malignant disorders of the skin, mouth, hair, ears, and claws. We treat animals with allergies and allergy-induced skin diseases, infections and non-infectious skin diseases, parasitic skin diseases, autoimmune diseases, and can recognize the skin manifestations of systemic disease, including internal cancers. Additionally, our dermatology department is proficient in the diagnosis and treatment of skin cancer, cysts and other tumors of the skin and chronic infections and inflammatory conditions of the ears.

read moreCentral Hospital For Veterinary Medicine has been dedicated to serving its local community for over 40 years. That goes beyond the pets that walk through our doors. We pride ourselves on being active through out the New Haven county. We organize annual donation drives, sponsor and organize community events, and host the Purr Project at our hospital which shelters and finds homes for cats year round. Our belief in serving the community has been and will continue to be the core of our mission at Central Hospital for Veterinary Medicine.

read moreThis section is dedicated to bringing your lost pets home quickly. If you have an emergency or need information about a lost pet, please call 203-865-0878 immediately.

read morePlease note that these are only to be used as a reference and we recommend contacting your veterinarian for emergencies. Referrals are necessary for the Radiology Department ONLY. You may make an appointment for other departments without a referral. We do not schedule emergency visits but it's a good idea to call before coming down so we are expecting you. Central Hospital For Veterinary Medicine sees patients for emergency and specialty care only. We do not provide routine care. Central Hospital For Veterinary Medicine shares all records of any treatment and care your pet receives here with your own veterinarian so all care provided by us can be included in your pet's complete health record.

read moreThe Wells Fargo Health Advantage credit card is provided with approved credit by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. This credit card is accepted at participating medical providers, including some human practices. Applying is quick and easy. Central Hospital For Veterinary Medicine believes that pet insurance is an excellent option and can greatly enhance the care you provide your beloved companion. It has become increasingly popular. Having pet insurance can eliminate some of the stress that comes with needing to make a decision about your pet's care by limiting the financial impact it may have on your family's budget.