Lotus Veterinary House Calls
Lotus Veterinary House Calls is a general practice practice in San Francisco, CA. Procedures include Canine rehabilitation, Acupuncture, Hospice Care, and Physical Rehabilitation Services.
About
Lotus Veterinary House Calls provides in-home veterinary care in the Bay Area, combining holistic and integrative treatments with Western veterinary medicine. This mobile service aims to offer comprehensive care in a stress-free home environment for animal companions. They offer personalized physical rehabilitation services to help pets maintain comfort, mobility, and activity.
The clinic also provides complete hospice and palliative care at home, focusing on pain and discomfort relief through integrative supportive care. They emphasize client education and collaborative decision-making for treatment options. For emergencies, clients are directed to contact or proceed to the nearest emergency veterinary hospital.
Surgical team
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Dr. Rachael Feigenbaum
Veterinarian, Director, Owner
Dr. Rachael Feigenbaum graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine in 2001. She completed her certification in veterinary acupuncture through the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society in 2003, and has since been integrating Eastern and Western modalities into her practice.
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Dr. Seth Dasho
Veterinarian
Dr. Dasho graduated from the UC Davis Veterinary school in 2008. Seth loves all aspects of being a veterinarian, but has a passion for the rehabilitation and care of older animals, acupuncture, and Chinese herbal medicine.
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Dr. Vanessa Flores, VMD, CCRV, CVA, CVTP, CVCH, CVFT
VMD, CCRV, CVA, CVTP, CVCH, CVFT
Dr. Vanessa Flores graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine in 2006. She is a Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist, Certified Veterinary Chinese Herbalist, Certified Veterinary Food Therapist, and Certified Tui-Na Practitioner.
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Kelly Alvarez
I am a licensed veterinary technician in the state of Pennsylvania, and I am very excited to join the Lotus team.
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Susan Tome
Susan Tome is a San Francisco native with 30+ years of experience as a veterinary technician and assistant. Susan has a special interest in behavioral training and wildlife.
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Jo Dsouza
My name is Jo and I am a Vet Assistant and aspiring RVT carrying the legacy of my many cultural mixes.
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Brookelyn Hertel
I have specialized as a surgical tech for the past year and a half but have worked in various positions! I graduated from UC Davis in 2023 with my animal science degree.
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Rochelle Singh
I've worked clinically as a veterinary nurse for the past five years in departments such as urgent care, surgery, and general practice.
Procedures
- Canine rehabilitation
- Acupuncture
- Hospice Care
- Physical Rehabilitation Services
- Nutritional recommendations
- Fluid therapy
- Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM)
- Compassionate euthanasia
- Palliative care
- Chinese herbs
Photos
Photos via Google · Serena Cefalu, Lotus Veterinary House Calls, Wilma Goodyear, Tracey Patterson, Joshua Reither
Frequently asked questions
- What approach does Lotus Veterinary House Calls take for pet care?
- Lotus Veterinary integrates Western medicine and surgery with acupuncture, Chinese herbs, and nutrition, offering a truly holistic approach. They believe in incorporating multiple treatment modalities and educating clients to choose the most appropriate combination for each individual animal.
- What services does Lotus Veterinary provide for pets nearing the end of life?
- Lotus Veterinary offers complete hospice and palliative care in the comfort of the pet's home. Doctors and assistants focus on pain and discomfort relief through integrative supportive care, which can include nutritional recommendations, herbal supplements, acupuncture, fluid therapy, and bladder care.
- Does Lotus Veterinary offer specialized rehabilitation services?
- Yes, Lotus Veterinary provides physical rehabilitation services designed to help dogs and cats stay comfortable, mobile, and active. Dr. Vanessa Flores, a Certified Canine Rehabilitation Specialist, focuses on mobility and helps pets overcome neurological and orthopedic challenges.
- What species does Dr. Rachael Feigenbaum have a professional interest in treating?
- In addition to holistic veterinary medicine, Dr. Rachael Feigenbaum's professional interests include treating rabbits, guinea pigs, rodents, and other exotic mammals. She is also a USDA Accredited Veterinarian.
- What should pet owners do if their pet is experiencing an emergency?
- If a pet is experiencing an emergency, clients are advised to contact or proceed to the nearest Emergency Veterinary Hospital. The Lotus office is closed on Sundays, and communication for other matters will occur on the following business day.