I graduated from The University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine in 2015 and practiced for two years in Las Vegas before moving to Florida in 2017. I live right here in Fort Myers on a small farm with my wife and our five children, three cats, two dogs and our pony.

While my life’s passion is veterinary medicine as a whole, I have a particular fondness for surgery, ultrasound, reproductive medicine, and exotic animals. I pride myself on working as hard as I can to help as many animals as possible.

I look forward to meeting you and your pets soon.

I graduated from Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine in 1990. I have worked in several states and on a variety of species -from big cats, bears, elephants and camels to the smallest pocket pet. I have a menagerie of animals including a pet camel, miniature Scottish highland bull, paint horse, miniature horse, miniature donkeys, llamas, alpacas, sheep, goats, pot belly pig, chickens, geese, turkeys, Sphinx cats, dogs and a cockatoo. Veterinary medicine has been extremely fulfilling over the years. It has been my vocation as well as my avocation throughout my entire life. I am truly excited to have joined the Colonial Animal Hospital family and look forward to meeting you and your beloved pet.

Hi, pet parents!

I graduated from Ross University, completing my clinical year at the University of Florida in 2024. While I’ll miss the Caribbean beaches, Fort Myers has had a special place in my heart since my undergraduate days at Florida Gulf Coast University.

I love all aspects of veterinary medicine but have a soft spot for reproductive medicine, ultrasonography, and surgery. When I’m not at the clinic, I enjoy unwinding outdoors with my family and friends, attending concerts, and exploring new places with my own fur baby, Nova.

I am very excited to be a part of the Colonial Animal Hospital family, and I’m eager to meet you and your furry companions.

I graduated from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in May 2024 after finishing my clinical year at the University of Missouri. I’m particularly interested in Orthopedic Surgery, Neurology, and Cardiology within the veterinary medicine field. I’ve always been drawn to understanding how animals’ bodies work and how to help them when they’re sick or injured. I find each case fascinating and rewarding, almost like solving a little puzzle. Beyond my veterinary work, I enjoy spending quality time with friends and family. In my free time, you’ll often find me playing basketball, hopping onto video games, watching sports (Go Dawgs), or tending to my fish aquariums. I’m excited to continue to practice and learn so I can provide the best care to animals and their owners.

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