Lillian Bonner DVM BalancedBeings Integrated&Functional Veterinary Medicine

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Lillian Bonner DVM CVA RMT ABMgrad.dip. offers integrative veterinary therapy (Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (acupuncture, herbs, food therapy), Animal Biomechanical Medicine (manual therapy (high velocity and functional adjustments, fascial therapy, rehabilitation), Reiki and conventional veterinary diagnostics and therapy). Lillian is a veterinarian who has a wealth of knowledge in equine veterinary medicine gained from years of working in the horse industry after graduating from Clemson University. Working with horses led her to study veterinary medicine at University of Georgia. Lillian worked in equine referral hospitals in the USA throughout her studies, then completed an internship in the large animal hospital at UGA. She then came to New Zealand where she worked with as an ambulatory equine veterinarian with pleasure, sport horses, and racehorses in training. She also served as a Racing Integrity Unit veterinarian (Thoroughbred and Standardbred racing) during those years in practice, and still continues to consult with Premier Equine Veterinarians part-time in this role. Lillian began to study complementary therapy in 2005 to enhance diagnostics and therapy for performance and lameness, as well as some medicine cases. Lillian’s practical experience in complementary therapy includes acupuncture, herbs, and food therapy (CVA 2012 Chi Institute, Reddick, Florida (USA), Reiki practice and seminars with animals and people (R1/R2 2006, R3 2007, Mastery 2013), and manual hands on therapy and rehabilitation (ABM grad.dip. 2016) . Other species began to be treated with complementary therapy when the range of skills expanded. Veterinary medical therapy is applied when symptoms need to be addressed, then the underlying issues or any secondary conditions can be addressed through integrated therapy. This is the most functional approach and is the basis of the mission statement of Balanced Beings Integrated Veterinary Medicine to focus on function and creating a space that the animal can live and work to their potential, which may vary depending on lifestyle and stage of life.