American Animal Hospital

10/21/2026

Let’s get behind our friends in Menasha and vote for them! They’re getting so close to closing that gap.

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10/17/2026

Dr. Megan holding it down for our team today with our friends at Cats Anonymous Inc! She and Dr. Bero regularly give up one Saturday a month to volunteer here. Did you know that’s how we snapped her up to come work with us Our doctors and staff have the ability to give their ‘off time’ to our community because they’re not burned out. Your continued support of us means we can plug our time back in.

This is what supporting locally owned vet clinics look like 🥰

10/16/2026

When we say Dr. Megan knows her exotics, we mean it! 🦘 This little wallaby joey was snug as a bug in his little pouch yesterday after a wellness visit 🥰 Happy Friday!

10/11/2026

Dr. Bero will be helping out our friends Oshkosh Area Humane Society with this community clinic today in case you may know of anyone who could benefit! They’ll be there until 1.

TODAY! Do not miss our LAST LARGE COMMUNITY PET VACCINE/MICROCHIP CLINIC OF 2026!

All future clinics will be by appointment only with limited spots until Spring 2027.

THIS IS A FIRST-COME FIRST-SERVE CLINIC. NO APPOINTMENTS OR PRE-REGISTRATION ARE TAKEN. This clinic is for cats and dogs only.

Vaccinations Fees
• Distemper combo: FREE thanks to Petco Love!
• Rabies*: $20 each
• Bordetella (dogs only): $20 each
Microchip: $25 each

*To receive a 3-year rabies vaccination you must show proof from your veterinarian/clinic the animal has received a prior rabies vaccination.

– To ensure services, please register by 12:30pm
– Cash or Credit Card payments only; checks are not accepted
– Dogs must be leashed and cats must be in crates
– To reduce overcrowding, please leave the area once your pet has received its services
– If you or your pet(s) are not feeling well the day of the clinic, please stay home
- You will be served in the order at which you arrive. There may be a wait time depending on attendance.

Held at the OAHS shelter building, 1925 Shelter Court, Oshkosh, WI 54901

*PLEASE NOTE: Our low-cost vaccine clinics are intended to help community members keep their owned pets healthy and up to date on preventative care. These clinics are available for privately owned dogs and cats residing in our surrounding communities.

These clinics are not designed for animals in the care of other shelters, rescues, foster-based organizations, or for community/feral cats. We encourage rescue organizations and colony caregivers to work with their veterinary partners or programs specifically designed to serve those populations. Thank you for helping us ensure these services remain available and accessible to local pet owners.

10/05/2026

Hi everyone! We’re experiencing some technical difficulties this Monday morning. Our phone lines & internet are down. The best way to get to us is through email [email protected] but it may take us a bit longer than usual to reply. Mondays amirite??

09/25/2026

The little Beros will be participating in the Future Neenah kid’s farmers market tomorrow! Keep an eye out for their store, the Little Crittery. They will be selling home made dog treats and cat kickers with all proceeds going towards the wonderful rescue partners we work with. Come by and say hi! Dr. Bero will be there lending a hand too 🥰

08/22/2026

Another well spent Saturday morning. Huge shout out to everyone who gave up their beautiful day for our friends at Cats Anonymous Inc 🐈🐈‍⬛

08/14/2026

A huge thank you to everyone who donated to our school supply drive for the Menasha Blue Jays, to Meadow’s Little Kitchen, and to Hill’s Pet Nutrition for their incredibly generous donation.

Our friends at Wood Violet Montessori and Fox Valley Montessori Academy also rallied their little learners around the cause too. The smallest AAH Neenah volunteers had fun sorting through everything, and we’re so grateful to be part of a community that continues to show up for one another.

The Menasha Joint School District is also still accepting donations for families impacted by the tornado. More info on that in the comments.

08/03/2026

Veterinary medicine is changing, and pet owners may not always know who owns the clinic caring for their animals.

This recent PBS NewsHour story is worth watching for every pet owner. It looks at the growing role of private equity and corporate ownership in veterinary medicine, rising costs, and why transparency around clinic ownership matters.

We are proud to have been locally owned and operated since 1973. The people responsible for our practice work here, care for patients here, and are part of the community we serve. Decisions about medicine, staffing, services, and the future of our clinic are made locally.

Independent ownership does not shield us from the rising costs affecting veterinary medicine. It does mean that our decisions remain rooted in what we believe is best for our patients, clients, team, and community.

For more than 50 years, local ownership has been an important part of who we are, and we remain committed to preserving that independence for the future.

Curious about clinic ownership in our area? We’ve shared an additional third-party resource in the comments below!

Veterinary care is becoming increasingly expensive for American pet owners. As prices rise, attention is turning to a major shift in the industry: private equity firms and large corporations buying up veterinary practices across the country. Paul Solman has the story.

07/30/2026

This past school year, our oldest daughter became a Menasha Bluejay.

Her first year of 4K was made remarkable by the teachers, support staff, administrators, parents and little kiddos who welcomed her into such a wonderful school community.

When the tornado came through on Monday, our immediate concern was for the safety of our staff, clients and neighbors living in the affected areas. Soon after, my thoughts turned to our daughter’s school community and the families we’ve gotten to know over the past year.

Menasha has become more than a neighboring community to us. It’s school-pickup conversations while trying to stop my youngest from climbing onto a school bus. It’s dance parties in the gym, sharing Kwik Trip doughnuts and swapping stories about the chaos and joy of raising young children.

Over the last few days, our staff and I have heard stories from people affected by the tornado - some firsthand and others through their friends and families. Behind every damaged home is a person or family trying to figure out what comes next.

Many of you have asked how you can help. We know it can be difficult to determine what is most needed and how to make sure donations reach local families directly.

The Menasha Joint School District and Mobile Health Team in Neenah are currently collecting clothing and back-to-school items for families affected by the storm. In addition to clothing and traditional school supplies, they are looking for:

• Backpacks
• Lunch bags
• Water bottles
• Other school essentials

We will be accepting donations in our clinic lobby during regular business hours and will deliver everything to the Mobile Health Team’s office, where Menasha district staff will sort and distribute the items.

Meadow’s Little Kitchen has been able to support local families for more than a year because of the generosity of this community. We don’t often need to make a public call for donations, but right now, our neighbors could use our help.

These are our clients, classmates, friends and fellow Fox Valley families 💕💕

- Dr Kenneth Bero DVM