Caring Hands Animal Hospital - Centreville

The staff from front desk to vet were all very attentive. Dr. Katz (assuming spelling) was exceptionally thorough and caring. I felt she really cared for our cats. She had no hesitation having my wife join by phone. We felt she listened to us and made sure our cats were in great hands...caring hands (sorry, I couldn't resist). We've been taking our cats here for 3 years and they have not disappointed us anytime we gone there. It's a great practice and we really appreciate them.

I came in for a yearly checkup for my 2 cats after recently moving to the area. Dr. Caleb Minger did a wonderful job making them feel comfortable and relaxed. He administered thier vaccines while they happily snacked away on a Churu. Previous vets have had to forcibly restrain my cats to administer vaccines, but my cats didn't even know they were getting shots since he was so gentle! Dr. Minger talked at length with me on some concerns I had about one of my cats and offered behavioral advice from both a professional and personal background. You can tell he really cares about animals and understand what it is like to be a pet parent. Caring Hands did not try to push any products, additional testing, or medications on me during my visit. They let me know my options if I wanted to pursue them

My dog, Kookie loves going to CHAH-Centreville. She runs right up to the door and is happy to go inside. She loves the Pupperoni treats, of course. I love the hours of availability, along with the caring and friendly staff. Truly a place that lives up to their name!

Love Caring Hands Centreville - the staff and doctors are awesome. We've taken all of our cats here for the last 15 years. They are wonderful and take great care of the critters. Special shout out to Dr. Pohle who has been great with Heifer!

One of the cleanest and well maintained animal hospitals I have been to. The Veterinarians are professional, kind, and attentive. They provide clear diagnosis with reasonable recommendations. Pet owners can often be overwhelmed with the health of their beloved animals but the professionals here do a good job of conveying bad news tactfully.