Veterinary Acupuncture Points, Found in Seconds
Type a point code, its Chinese name, or the sign in front of you — for example BL-23, Bai Hui, back pain, vomiting
Points Used Most in Small Animals
See AllLeg Three Li 足三里
The strongest qi and blood tonic; regulates stomach and intestines and supports immunity.
Bai Hui (lumbosacral) 百會
The principal point for the lower back and hindlimbs; raises yang and relieves pain — the most used point in veterinary acupuncture.
Kidney Shu 腎俞
Tonifies the kidney and strengthens the bones and lower back — the principal point of the geriatric patient.
Union Valley 合谷
Relieves pain throughout the body, releases wind and heat; command point of the face and mouth.
Jumping Round 環跳
Frees the hip and hindlimb and relieves sciatic pain.
Middle of Person 人中
Restores consciousness immediately and stimulates respiration — the principal resuscitation point.
Hua Tuo Jia Ji (paravertebral) 華佗夾脊
Opens the channels along the spine; needled bracketing the affected level.
Inner Pass 內關
Regulates qi in the chest, stops nausea and vomiting, calms the spirit.
Yang Mound Spring 陽陵泉
Relaxes sinews and muscle throughout the body; regulates liver and gall bladder.
Life Gate 命門
Tonifies kidney yang — the warming point for the geriatric patient.
Pool at the Bend 曲池
Clears heat and toxin from the blood, stops itching, frees the elbow.
Three Yin Intersection 三陰交
Nourishes blood and yin, regulates the urogenital tract, calms the spirit.
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Neurology
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Musculoskeletal
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Neurology
Vomiting and Nausea
Gastrointestinal
Diarrhea and Enteritis
Gastrointestinal
Constipation and Megacolon
Gastrointestinal
Anorexia and Inappetence
Gastrointestinal
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Urinary
Cystitis and FLUTD
Urinary
Urinary Incontinence
Urinary
Browse by Meridian
See AllLung
Shou Tai Yin Fei Jing · Metal · 11 points
Large Intestine
Shou Yang Ming Da Chang Jing · Metal · 20 points
Stomach
Zu Yang Ming Wei Jing · Earth · 45 points
Spleen
Zu Tai Yin Pi Jing · Earth · 21 points
Heart
Shou Shao Yin Xin Jing · Fire · 9 points
Small Intestine
Shou Tai Yang Xiao Chang Jing · Fire · 19 points
Bladder
Zu Tai Yang Pang Guang Jing · Water · 67 points
Kidney
Zu Shao Yin Shen Jing · Water · 27 points
Pericardium
Shou Jue Yin Xin Bao Jing · Fire · 9 points
Triple Heater
Shou Shao Yang San Jiao Jing · Fire · 23 points
Gall Bladder
Zu Shao Yang Dan Jing · Wood · 44 points
Liver
Zu Jue Yin Gan Jing · Wood · 14 points
Conception Vessel (Ren)
Ren Mai · 24 points
Governing Vessel (Du)
Du Mai · 28 points
Classical & Extra Points
Qi Xue
Before You Use This
This site is an educational reference. Locations follow the transpositional system for dogs and cats, which differs slightly between texts — always confirm the bony landmarks by palpation. Veterinary acupuncture must be performed by a trained veterinarian alongside conventional diagnosis and treatment.