About Us
About Kim Henneman, DVM, FAAVA, CVA, CVC
Dr. Kimberly Henneman is the Western U.S.'s first integrative medicine
veterinarian trained in and practicing more than five holistic modalities.
She is a graduate of Purdue University's School of Veterinary Medicine.
Dr. Henneman is certified in
- Veterinary Acupuncture (1990)
- Veterinary Chiropractic (1992, the 21st in the US)
- Chinese Herbal Medicine (2000)
Advanced Veterinary Acupuncture (2008, Fellow of Am Acad Vet Acup,
1 of 12 in the US)
She is also trained in
- Classical Homeopathy
- Western Herbal Medicine
- Performance Biomechanics
- Nutrition
- Thermal Imaging
In May, 2006, she attended courses in Traditional Chinese and Tibetan Veterinary medicine in Beijing and Sichuan, China.
Dr. Henneman has accompanied the US Equestrian Endurance Team to competitions in Spain and the Middle East. In 2002, she ran the Sports Medicine Center for the working dogs and patrol horses at the Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Games. She is a popular national and international speaker both to animal owners and veterinarians.
Dr. Henneman is a frequent contributor to Dressage Today and has also been published in Horse Illustrated, Equus and The Equestrian (USEF). She has published chapters on acupuncture, homeopathy and chiropractic in several veterinary textbooks.
As a competitive event rider, Dr. Henneman gives her clients a unique and practical perspective, meeting all levels of performance needs while optimizing physical and emotional health.
Licensed in: AZ, CO, ID, MA, NV, UT, VT, WY
Available for consultations in HI
About Debbie Hadlock, VMD, Dip ABVP, CVA, Cert Tui Na
Dr. Hadlock has recently joined us from New York. She is a graduate of the University of
Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine. She began her career in private practice and
soon began specializing in equine cardiology. She has lectured nationally and
internationally and has contributed to numerous textbooks and journals. Dr. Hadlock is
board-certified by the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners. In 2000, she became a
certified veterinary acupuncturist with the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society. She was
one of the first certified endurance judges with the American Endurance Ride Conference.
This year Dr. Hadlock completed her certification in Tui Na, a Chinese, soft-tissue therapy
which is a combination of manipulation, massage and acupressure.
Dr. Hadlock is a competitive event rider with her horse Max and a member of the U.S. Master’s Cycling Team. She also enjoys downhill skiing, short-track speed skating, yoga and piano.