Dr. Haller is an experienced veterinarian with a diverse background and a passion for providing exceptional care to small animals. He obtained his Veterinary Medicine Doctor degree with honors from the Universidad Central de Venezuela, School of Veterinary Medicine, Maracay in 1989. Following his graduation, Dr. Haller established his own practice in Caracas, Venezuela, offering round-the-clock veterinary services. In 1999, Dr. Haller relocated to Israel, where he obtained his license as a Doctor in Veterinary Medicine from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He established a successful practice in Raanana, located in the northern region of Tel Aviv. Additionally, Dr. Haller contributed to the veterinary field by working for a reputable clinic in Tel Aviv, Israel, where he mentored and trained aspiring professionals in surgical skills. With a desire for new challenges, Dr. Haller moved to Florida, USA in 2011 and pursued a postdoctoral internship in Medicine and Management in Medicine research. During the challenging period when obtaining medicines was critical in Venezuela (2014-2018), Dr. Haller frequently traveled to Caracas to assist fellow veterinarians with anesthetic procedures required for surgeries. From 2019 to 2023, he worked as a veterinary technician in various practices in the Miami area, during the time that he has getting his Veterinary Medicine License in the USA. In 2023 after getting his accreditation as DVM in Florida, he moved to Naples and works in different hospitals in the area. Dr. Haller's areas of expertise and interest encompass Internal Medicine, Dentistry, Nutrition, Soft Tissue Surgery, Reconstructive Surgery, Rehabilitation Medicine, and Client Education. His dedication to providing comprehensive care extends beyond his professional commitments. In his leisure time, Dr. Haller indulges in his love for travel, hiking, mountain biking, and cherishes moments spent with his family. He is a licensed veterinarian in the state of Florida and maintains active memberships with the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) and the Association of Venezuelan Veterinary in Exile (AVVE)