Dr. Walth is originally from Colorado Springs, CO. He received his veterinary degree from Iowa State University. He completed a small animal rotating internship in Tucson, AZ followed by a residency in zoological medicine and surgery at the University of Georgia, as well as a concurrent master's degree in comparative biomedical science - zoological medicine.

Dr. Walth thoroughly enjoys the challenges and rewards of working with a diverse number of species. He is especially interested in anesthesia, surgery, and infectious disease management. In his free time, Dr. Walth enjoys hiking, climbing, and spending time with his family (both the human and the fuzzy/scaly varieties). 

Publications

Armwood, AR, Mayer J, Walth G, Rissi DR. 2022. Pathology in Practice. Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 260(10).

Mayer J, Aguilar L, Walth G, Appleton K., Holladay S., Howerth E, Meichner K, Gogal R. Clinical Tolerance of Dexamethasone in New Zealand White Rabbits. Res Vet Sci 136:259-267.

Aguilar LAB, Divers SJ, Barozzi MCM, Walth G, Weyna A, Radisic R, Gottdenker NL, Gendron KP. 2021. Effect of Positioning on Coelomic Radiography with and without Contrast in the Green Iguana (Iguana iguana). J Herp Med Surg, 31(1):73–81.

Erickson MCM, Gendron KP, Aguilar LAB, Wyneken J, Walth G, Gottdenker NL, Divers SJ. 2024. Intraosseous contrast administration for coelomic computed tomography angiography in green iguanas (Iguana iguana): Preliminary findings show promise as an alternative to the intravenous route. Vet Radiol Ultrasound, 65(6):776–785.