Meet the Fourmile Veterinary Clinic veterinarians, a talented group of doctors with deep roots in the local community, who are fully invested in the pets of Fremont County!
Dr. Menegatti grew up in Cañon City, and, with her father’s veterinary practice in the back yard, it was inevitable that she follow suit and pursue the family business. She graduated from Colorado State University with her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 2006 (now one of six “Ley Family Vets” to graduate from CSU!). Dr. Menegatti joined her father, Donald Ley, and brother, Jeremy Ley, at Fourmile Veterinary Clinic, where she practiced full time for 2 years. She then married her wonderful and supportive husband, Jeff, who is a full-time ranch manager for the Twin Peaks Ranch west of Aguilar, CO. They live at the base of the beautiful Spanish Peaks along with their son Joe, and furry family of dogs, cats, horses, and cows. Dr. Menegatti now practices part time at Fourmile Veterinary Clinic and serves as a relief veterinarian for several practices in the Southern Colorado region.
Dr. Doug Nicodemus was born in Wheatland, Wyoming. He went back east to play college baseball at a small agriculture school in west Tennessee for his undergraduate work, then went on to the University of Tennessee for his veterinary education. While there, Dr. Nicodemus met his future wife, Dr. Maranda Nicodemus, who is also a veterinarian. He always had an interest in returning to the West to practice, and, after graduating in 2011, Doug and Maranda moved to Wyoming and began working for a mixed-animal practice. He enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine, with a specific interest in beef cattle. In 2015, Doug and Maranda moved to Cañon City and began working at Fourmile Veterinary Clinic.
Doug and Maranda have two children, a son Easton, and a daughter, Henley. The rest of their family includes a Dachshund name Badger and two golden retriever puppies named Gus and Buttersnap. They enjoy hiking and snowboarding and watching Rockies baseball and Avalanche hockey.
Dr. Maranda Nicodemus was born in Tennessee and raised on a small cattle farm, which gave her a love for animals at an early age. She graduated from Lee University in Cleveland, Tennessee, with a degree in Biology and then attended the University of Tennessee where she received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 2012. After graduation Dr. Maranda moved to Wyoming where she enjoyed practicing alongside her husband, Doug. In 2015, they moved to Cañon City and joined the Fourmile family. Maranda and Doug have two children: a son, Easton, and a daughter, Henley. Their pet family includes two Golden Retrievers named Gus and Buttersnap. Outside of work, Maranda spends her time volunteering with Fremont Search and Rescue, playing and coaching ice hockey, hiking and camping, and cheering on the Colorado Avalanche. Her professional interests include both soft tissue and orthopedic surgery as well as preventative care.
Dr. Sarah Ingram is a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at Fourmile Veterinary Clinic. She attended Colorado State University for both her undergraduate and professional degrees, and earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 2019. Originally from Cañon City, Dr. Ingram is excited to return and help the community take care of their small and large animals at Fourmile Veterinary Clinic.
When Dr. Ingram is not providing high-quality veterinary care, she enjoys spending time with her family, her dog, Arie; cats, Zinny and Pippin; and horses, Cricket and Mousse. If the sun is shining you can find her outside! Sarah is an avid outdoorswoman and loves hiking, skiing, riding and showing horses, training colts and so much more.
Dr. Wyatt Schroder is an experienced mixed-animal veterinarian with a deep-seated commitment to rural medicine. Since earning his DVM from Oklahoma State University in 2021,
Dr. Schroder has spent five years managing diverse caseloads across rural Oklahoma and Eastern Colorado.
Raised on a diversified livestock operation, Dr. Wyatt’s clinical approach is rooted in a practical understanding of the agricultural industry. He brings specialized interests in equine reproduction, equine lameness, chiropractic care, and livestock management to his work. Ensuring local producers and pet owners receive high-caliber care close to home. When he’s not in the clinic, Dr. Wyatt is usually outdoors—whether he’s training his border collies, working horses, or exploring the backcountry
Just over a mile off of Hwy 50, on the corner of Highland Ave. and Lincoln St.
Phone: 719-275-6318
