In recent times, more than 20 pets have been treated by electric needles, hydrotherapy, etc., at the Central American Veterinary Institute of the United Animal Hospital in Beijing. The 12-year-old Teddy Dog “Cola” was paralysed by a fall and restored to mobility after one month of electrocution.
The Section uses “challenges” to detect treatments, such as pulsating dogs with a pulse “hepatic hemorrhoid” and developing Chinese prescriptions. The data show that Chinese veterinary treatment for chronic diseases has been effective at 78 per cent, with young pets receiving an increase from 32 per cent in 2023 to 61 per cent in 2025.
The Sichuan Agricultural University ' s School of Animal Medicine case shows that acupuncture combined with the introduction of pharmacological ion to treat intervertebrate diseases is more than 80 per cent efficient. The Veterinary Specialist Clinic at Nanjing Agricultural University has become a referral centre for rare cases of pets in more than 10 surrounding cities.
“Veterinary services in China and China are receiving more and more attention from clients, and clinical treatment is most common in Chinese medicine, acupuncture, cave massages, baths, etc., with an average of 8 to 10 consultations per day and generally accepted by customers.” Wang Gao, on the other hand, said that he was crouching down, with his fingertips gently opening the hair of the latte, checking its moss and ears, and putting his hands in the back leg position and the vein. After that, the tip of the finger, the tip of the needle came in.
The Chinese veterinary treatment generally involves a thorough examination of the pet's mental state by looking, smelling, asking, cutting, taking care of its skin hair, and even “smelling the smell of shit”, combined with a pulse and a tongue diagnosis, and finally a targeted prescription.