The most important feature of Bellevue Animal Hospital is our professional staff. Our five veterinarians have over 95 years of combined experience in surgery, diagnostics, nutrition, dentistry, and wellness care. We emphasize continuing education. Our veterinarians and veterinary technicians regularly attend professional conferences to learn about the latest developments in veterinary medicine and pet welfare. This enables us to provide the best possible care for our patients and to assist you in making informed health care decisions for your pets.
Dr. Linda Rock-Paul
Dr. Rock-Paul graduated from the Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine in May 1992, and joined our practice team the following month. She currently serves as our Support Staff Director. She is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA,) the American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP,) the Nebraska Veterinary Medical Association (NVMA) and AAHA, as well as past president of the Nebraska Academy of Veterinary Medicine (NAVM.)
Dr. Rock-Paul and her husband Vic Paul have two children, Stephanie and Jonathon. Dr. Rock-Paul has served as a Girl Scouts leader for many years and is a past president of the Dundee Elementary School PTA. She is past co-president of the Omaha Central Band Parents committee, and a former member of the UNL ADPi parent advisory committee.
Dr. Rock-Paul’s current four-legged family includes four Puggles named Rocky, Moose, Zoey and Honey; two cats named Papaya Fruit Loop and Salem Noodle (as well as a grandcat named Louie); one rabbit named Chief; and two Sulcata tortoises named Scooter and Emmit. Her special interests include exotic medicine and soft tissue surgery.
Dr. Tammy Pfeiffer
Dr. Pfeiffer graduated from Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1993. She is a member of the AVMA, AAHA, and the Nebraska Veterinary Medical Association (NVMA.) She is also a board member of Kansas State University Pet Tribute. On her days off, she helps to deliver Meals on Wheels, and she also helps us keep our landscaping and outdoor decor looking beautiful. She is married to husband Mike Wilkins and has a cat named Leila.
Her special interests include surgery, internal medicine, and endoscopy. She also sees exotic animals and performs abdominal ultrasounds.
Dr. Aaron Truax
Dr. Truax graduated from the Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2000. He is a member of the AVMA and AAHA. He is a veterinary representative to the Omaha Metropolitan Medical Response System and is a member of the NAHERC (National Animal Health Emergency Response Corp). The NAHERC is a veterinary group, through the USDA, that responds to local, regional, national, and international disasters involving animals. His special interests include cardiology, cardiac ultrasound, and orthopedic surgery.
Dr. Truax’s family includes wife Kami; two sons, Hayden and Grayson; a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel / Bichon Frise mix named Ellie, and her partner in crime, Benjamin, a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. “Granddog” Millie, a Golden Retriever, joined the family pack in December 2020. Dr. Truax’s hobbies include woodworking and gardening, and he’s in the process of growing and planting many new trees around our hospital.
Dr. Truax also practices Aikido (a Japanese martial art that couples martial arts defense with the use of the Katana Sword) and in July 2018 he attained the rank of Shodan or first degree black belt. In May 2026 he tested for his Sandan (third degree black belt) and passed!
Dr. Celene Oglesbee
In her spare time, Dr. Oglesbee enjoys crafting, amateur photography, and roller skating. She also enjoys spending time with her husband Luke, daughter Kirby, and three rambunctious cats: Muezza, Mjolnir, and Mr. Breakfast.
Dr. Cary Wolter
Born and raised in southwest Iowa, Dr. Wolter received her undergraduate degree from Creighton University and is a 2013 graduate of the Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine. She joined our medical team in May 2026. She especially enjoys veterinary dentistry, dermatology, preventive care, and nutrition counseling. Dr. Wolter is known for her collaborative approach to pet care, and clients appreciate her compassion and gentle manner, especially with nervous patients. Dr. Wolter firmly believes that great veterinary care starts with honest conversation and mutual trust between the veterinarian, client, and patient.
Outside of practice, Dr. Wolter has a house full of family including: her husband, kids, a French Bulldog named Scarlett, a chill housecat named Tater, and two horses! Her favorite activities include spending time with the horses; reading; and during spring, summer, and winter, dreaming about autumn weather.
Dr. Douglas Suntrup
Dr. Douglas Suntrup joined our staff as a part-time associate veterinarian in October 2024. He also works for the United States Department of Agriculture in the Food Safety and Inspection Service. A 2013 graduate of the University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Suntrup brings a broad knowledge of both small and large animals to our practice. In his free time, Dr. Suntrup enjoys spending time with his wife Samantha and their two children, as well as their dogs Finn and Oreo, and Sally the cat.