The horse body acupuncture model is a simulation teaching aid specifically designed for veterinary acupuncture teaching and clinical training. It is mainly used to help learners master the distribution patterns of meridians and acupoints in the horse body as well as acupuncture operation skills. This model is designed based on the anatomical scale of the horse body, clearly marking the meridian routes and commonly used acupoints of the main parts such as the spine, limbs, neck and shoulders, and trunk, allowing trainees to practice in a risk-free environment.

Through model training, learners can become familiar with the Angle, depth and technique of acupuncture, and at the same time master the application of specific acupoints in regulating the health of horses, relieving muscle pain or improving athletic performance. The use of the horse body acupuncture model not only reduces the risks that may be brought about in real animal operations, but also deepens the understanding of the horse body meridian system through repeated practice.

In addition, this model is also applicable to teaching demonstrations and skills assessments, providing an intuitive, safe and repeatedly trainable platform for theoretical teaching and practical operations in the veterinary major. Overall, the hippocampus acupuncture model holds significant importance in veterinary acupuncture education and serves as a crucial tool for integrating theory with practice.