Highly recommend. Staff - techs and vets - are all super nice and friendly and informative. Can tell they truly love and care about animals; your furry family member will get lots of care and attention here. Loved going here, but unfortunately we moved, however I would recommend them to anyone in the Neenah area!

WE LOVE AMERICAN ANIMAL HOSPITAL! We have 3 cats and a puppy and we are so happy we chose to bring them here for their health care. The staff is professional, friendly and just plain awesome! We have seen Dr Melissa and Dr. Dane and they show love and concern when they treat our pets. We had a tragedy in our family this past winter and the entire staff has been very supportive and caring. Our son recommended this clinic to us when we moved to Grand Chute a year ago and we are very happy we took his advice. They are like family to us. We recommend them to anyone looking for a great Vet!

We adopted two cats from OARS and AAH was one of the clinics that offer first visits free for cats adopted through that organization. It was close to home, so we decided to give them a shot. SO WORTH IT!!! They took the time to get to know us, our past history with pets, as well as work with us on our new pets. Dr. Melissa was wonderful with both our kitties, very calm and kind with them. She and her vet tech were also very nice to our children who were present during the exam and subsequent other office visits we have had. I highly recommend them to anyone with a pet.

I've gone to many vets in the area since moving here 3 years ago, and AAH was the only one to help my kitty Blue with her seizures. AAH suggested different options and treatment, when I was at such a loss. Everyone is always incredibly helpful, and supportive of the massive rescue mission that the Fox Valley is becoming a part of. Dr. Pat Mahoney even lends his expertise to the animals at Oshkosh Area Humane Society, and many of the staff are frequent supporters, volunteers, and fosters for the many homeless animals in the area. I constantly recommend them while I am volunteering or at work within the rescue and sheltering realm.

I have been taking one of my dogs, Naomi, to AAH for a number of months now. I have seen numerous vets for her prior because when I saved her from a high kill shelter, she was paralyzed in her back legs (she later regained much of her mobility, but not much bladder control). We had numerous vets look at her and run tests on her, but we were not able to determine any specific reason she was paralyzed. One of the last things for me to try was laser therapy. AAH was recommended to me to try, and I'm thankful I did. Dr. Melissa explained what might be going on with Naomi better than any other vet I saw, and showed me specifically what we needed to analyze and focus on to help her. While I knew the laser therapy wouldn't solve all her issues permanently, it really has definitely helped her. Her case study was not seen before (this was true for all the vets I've seen), so a lot of it was trial, which they were very honest about. On top of that, all of the staff has been so amazing to both myself and Naomi. They always make me feel welcomed and important. They are willing to go above and beyond to make sure Naomi is happy during her sessions and that we are seeing progress. I had been going there weekly for her therapy sessions, and while it's not fun to go to the vet every week, I actually found myself looking forward to it. They truly care about the well being of people's pets and healing them as best as they can.