The role of animal acupuncture models is mainly reflected in the teaching of traditional Chinese veterinary medicine, clinical operation training and scientific research practice. This model is designed based on the anatomical structure and meridian distribution of common animals such as dogs, horses, and cats, accurately marking the positions of acupoints and providing learners with an intuitive and operable practice platform.

In teaching, animal acupuncture models can help students become familiar with the acupoints on the animal's body surface, the direction of meridians and the anatomical characteristics of the body surface, and understand the clinical application of acupoints and the contraindicated areas for acupuncture. Through model practice, trainees can master the Angle, depth and technique of needle insertion, improve the accuracy and safety of operation, and avoid the risk of injury that may occur when practicing on real animals.

In addition, the model is also applicable to clinical skills assessment and teaching demonstrations, enabling teachers to systematically explain the theoretical and operational key points of acupuncture. For scientific research and the development of new technologies, the model provides repeatable and standardized experimental subjects, facilitating the study of the therapeutic effect and operation methods of acupuncture. Overall, animal acupuncture models hold significant value in traditional Chinese veterinary medicine education, clinical training, and scientific research practice, and they are important tools for enhancing learning efficiency and ensuring safety.