Animal Acupressure

Acupressure Blogs for Horses, Dogs, & Cats

Welcome to Tallgrass Animal Acupressure blogs—a resource for animal guardians, equine professionals, bodyworkers, students, and practitioners who want to learn more about animal acupressure and Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Our articles explore practical, educational topics related to equine and small-animal acupressure. You will find guidance on acupoints, meridians, seasonal wellness, behavior, mobility, digestion, rehabilitation support, and ways to create a calm, respectful acupressure session for your animal.

What You Can Learn Here

Browse the articles below to explore topics such as:

  • Equine acupressure for comfort, flexibility, and everyday wellness
  • Canine acupressure techniques and point locations
  • Traditional Chinese Medicine concepts as they relate to animals
  • Seasonal considerations for horses and companion animals
  • Gentle hands-on support for relaxation and body awareness
  • Educational information about common wellness concerns
image of dog and acupressure point GV26
GV 26 is known as the 'First Aid’ Acupoint - Here’s Why!
Acupressure points to increase horses endurance
Equine Acupressure for Endurance: Supporting the Active Horse Through TCM
chart of Acupressure points help dogs with Motion sickness
Acupressure Benefits Motion Sickness
Acupressure Point, Ki 27 location and use for horses, dogs, cats
Ki 27: A Powerful Acu-Point for Your Animals
Retained Equine Placenta
Acupressure for Retained Placenta
acupoints to use to relieve fear in horses
Equine Acupressure for Fear, Anxiety & Emotional Balance
acupressure points to use for canine incontinence
Canine Urinary Incontinence: A Traditional Chinese Medicine & Acupressure Perspective
acupoints to use for Feline Kidney Disorders
Use Acupressure to Benefit Feline Kidney Disorders
Equine Bl 40 acupoint
Bl 40 Amazing Acupressure Point
Bronze - Vagus Nerve, Emotions & Mindful Practice
Vagus Nerve, Emotions & Mindful Practice
Location and benefits of GB 34 acupoint for dogs and horses
Gall Bladder 34: Acupressure Point for Tendons & Ligaments
Canine Acupressure points to help with training issues
Spring Training and Canine Acupressure