Building Foundations for a Healthy, Active Dog
Addressing the nutritional and energy needs, as well as managing heat during exercise, are the foundations for a healthy dog. Building foundations for a healthy…
Author: Kimberly Henneman, DVM, DACVSMR (EQ, K9), FAAVA, DABT, CVA, CVC
Dr. Kimberly Henneman is a 1986 graduate of Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine. She is certified in veterinary chiropractic (AVCA), and was the 12th to pass AAVA’s advanced acupuncture exam. She is certified by IVAS in veterinary Chinese herbal medicine; has trained in classical veterinary homeopathy; studied Traditional Chinese and Tibetan Veterinary Medicine in China; and is working on a Master's degree in TCVM from the Chi Institute and the Southwest Veterinary College in Sichuan, China. Dr. Henneman’s practice in Park City, Utah is 50% performance equine and 50% companion animal, and uses integrative therapies and thermal imaging in sports medicine, rehabilitation and chronic disease (animalhealthvips.com). She is currently the only veterinarian in the US to be board-certified in both equine and canine sports medicine and rehabilitation.
Recognizing soft tissue injuries in the dog from an integrative perspective – pt 2
Applying rehab and physiotherapy techniques to a dog with a soft tissue injury should be preceded by a proper consideration of how the injury developed…
Recognizing soft tissue injuries in dogs from an integrative perspective — Pt 1
Applying rehab and physiotherapy techniques to an injured dog should be preceded by a proper consideration of how the injury developed and progressed, and how…
An integrative approach to Equine Herpes Myeloencephalopathy (EHM)
A look at what is currently known about EHM – a neurologic manifestation of the EHV-1 virus – along with integrative therapies for its prevention…
Winter lameness in dogs
Injuries sustained by active dogs that play, run or work in winter conditions can be diagnostically challenging. A thorough exam is essential in dealing with…
