Viscaya Prado Veterinary Hospital
Viscaya Prado Veterinary Hospital is a general practice in Cape Coral, FL. Procedures include Wellness and Vaccination Programs, Veterinary medical acupuncture, Exotic Pet Medicine and Surgery, and Dental cleanings.
About
Viscaya-Prado Veterinary Hospital is a full-service practice providing comprehensive medical and surgical care for dogs, cats, reptiles, and exotic pets. The clinic offers a wide range of services including wellness and vaccination programs, routine surgeries such as spays and neuters, and dental cleanings. Their facility is equipped to perform various diagnostic procedures in-house, allowing for immediate assessment and treatment of many health conditions. The hospital also provides specialized care for avian patients and offers health screening tests.
Serving residents and visitors across Southwest Florida, the hospital maintains multiple locations to provide accessible care to the communities of Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Lehigh Acres, Estero, Fort Myers Beach, and Sanibel Island. The practice is prepared to handle medical emergencies and offers extended care options for patients requiring hospitalization or further diagnostic investigation. The team emphasizes communication with pet owners to ensure a collaborative approach to maintaining a healthy home environment for companion animals.
Surgical team
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Dr. Milton McKelvie
DVM
Dr. McKelvie is a 1983 graduate of the University of Florida.
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Dr. William K. Kroll
DVM
Dr. Kroll is a 1983 graduate of the University of Florida.
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Dr. Christopher Melloh
DVM
Dr. Melloh is a 1995 graduate of Purdue University.
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Dr. Lisa Monte
In 1996, she received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine.
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Dr. Cindy Ziemba
DVM
Dr. Ziemba is a 2004 graduate of the Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine.
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Dr. Scott Cornwell
Dr Cornwell is a graduate of the University of Florida.
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Dr. Mason Freed
Dr. Mason Freed has his undergraduate and masters degree from University of Maryland and his DVM from Virginia Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine @ Virginia Tech.
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Dr. Meghan Schuman
She recently completed her certification in veterinary medical acupuncture and is now offering these services to small and large animals of SWFL including dogs, cats, exotics, horses and more!
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Dr. Juanita Monteiro
Dr. Juanita Monteiro is a graduate of the Tuskegee University School of Veterinary Medicine and completed a one-year small animal medicine and surgery internship at the University of Tennessee.
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Dr. Prakash Balakrishna
A 2013 graduate from the University of Florida.
Procedures
- Wellness and Vaccination Programs
- Veterinary medical acupuncture
- Exotic Pet Medicine and Surgery
- Dental cleanings
Equipment
Frequently asked questions
- What types of animals does Viscaya-Prado Veterinary Hospital treat?
- The hospital is a full-service veterinary facility that provides care for dogs, cats, reptiles, and various exotic pets, including birds. Their medical services are designed to address the health needs of these diverse species for clients throughout the Southwest Florida region.
- Does the clinic offer in-house diagnostic capabilities?
- Yes, the hospital is equipped to perform many diagnostic procedures in-house. This allows the veterinary team to provide immediate answers for many medical conditions and begin necessary treatments for pets more quickly than if samples had to be sent to external laboratories.
- What dental services are available for pets?
- The hospital provides dental cleanings and treatments to help prevent periodontal disease. Because dental issues are common in pets, the veterinarians recommend annual evaluations to check for signs of decay, tartar buildup, or infection that could potentially impact other organs like the heart, liver, and kidneys.
- Is digital radiology available at this hospital?
- Yes, the clinic utilizes digital radiology to diagnose health issues. This technology allows for quicker diagnosis compared to traditional film x-rays and requires less radiation exposure for the patient. The veterinarians may use these images to examine bones, the gastrointestinal tract, the respiratory system, and other internal organs.