Lotus Center Veterinary

Lotus Veterinary believes in integrating Western medicine and surgery with acupuncture, Chinese herbs, and nutrition. A truly holistic approach to your pet's care involves incorporating multiple treatment modalities, and choosing the combination that is most appropriate for the individual animal. We believe that medical care for pets is best achieved as a collaborative effort, and thus place great emphasis on educating clients and fully explaining all treatment options.Providing care in the home is much less stressful for both pets and their human caregivers-especially for animals that are nervous in a hospital environment, or that have painful or debilitating conditions.

A thorough physical examination is the most important part of your pet's medical care. One of our doctors will review any pertinent medical history, information about diet, recent changes in the household, and relationships with other pets and humans. They will carefully assess all of your pet's systems to detect any early evidence of potential problems from both a Western and Chinese medical perspective.

Dr. Rachael Feigenbaum grew up on Cape Cod and developed a love of animals and the natural world from a very young age. She went to Wellesley College, where she majored in psychobiology and spent summers working in marine biology labs and veterinary clinics. Dr. Feigenbaum graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine in 2001.

If your pet is experiencing an emergency, please contact or proceed to the nearest Emergency Veterinary Hospital. Current Clients that have Rx questions, diet questions or medical based questions about the patient(s), please email your Veterinarian directly. Should you contact the office, please copy your Veterinarian on the email.