It has been my dream for many years to start Final Moments Veterinary Care. Life is a beautiful journey, full of both joy and heartache, and it has taken both to lead me to the point where I am ready to live out this dream. My hope is that the experiences in my life will help me to be there for you and your pet in one of the most difficult moments you will face. And I hope that I can make that moment for you just a little bit easier.

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I graduated from Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine in May of 2001, and have been practicing in Omaha ever since. I was in General Practice for most of those years, and then two years ago I moved to Emergency Medicine / Urgent Care to help more critically ill and injured pets. I have loved every aspect of being a Veterinarian, but have noticed a void along the way. That void is the inability for me to provide end of life care in a peaceful, stress free setting.  Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is so very heartbreaking. Being at home or in a familiar setting,  surrounded by loved ones, can make the process a little bit easier.

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At Final Moments Veterinary Care, our mission is to provide end of life care in a way that reduces pain, stress, and fear, for both the pet and the family.  We will provide compassionate care so that your pet may pass peacefully,  in a setting that is comfortable for them, surrounded by the people they love and trust.  We will provide support for the family and allow time to grieve before, during, and after your pet takes their final breath. 

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We are here to answer any questions that you may have about the euthanasia process. We know the decision to let your pet go is not easy, and you may have questions or doubts.  It never feels like the right time to say goodbye.  Our hope is that we can provide support and comfort during this time. We know that you will be sad; that is expected and we don't want to change that. Grief is normal and necessary to heal. Our hope is that in your sadness, you will still feel peace. 

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Yours in Faith, 

Dr. Sokol