Use Areas & Indications

Supplementary treatment for long-standing musculoskeletal, respiratory, digestive, skin, fertility, neurological and healing problems.

For many chronic disorders acupuncture can be a valuable and often very successful addition to conventional veterinary treatment.

Supporting recovery after surgery, serious illness or orthopaedic injury.

After operations, severe systemic disease or orthopaedic injuries, acupuncture can stimulate the body’s own healing mechanisms and help make rehabilitation faster and more complete.

Help with tension-related schooling problems once saddle fit and training are checked.

Disturbed energy flow can lead to muscular tension and blockages. In the ridden horse this may show up as irregular rhythm or difficulties with suppleness, contact, bending or collection.

Routine support in training plans to keep sport and leisure horses in top form.

Both professional riders at international level and dedicated hobby riders often use acupuncture as a regular part of their training plans.

Support for stress, anxiety, low mood, box rest and trailer-related problems.

Emotional factors play an important role in Traditional Chinese Medicine and can be influenced with acupuncture. We cannot change a horse’s basic character, but we can support the organism in demanding situations.

Clarifies where emergency veterinary care must come first and how acupuncture fits alongside it.

In acute situations with severe pain – for example sudden marked lameness or strong colic signs – conventional veterinary medicine must always come first. These conditions can be life-threatening and require rapid diagnosis and, if needed, imaging or surgery.