Veterinary & Pet Acupuncture Resources
Printable acupuncture point charts, clinic materials, mobility resources and pet insurance information for pet owners and veterinary professionals.
Disclosure: Some resources are PetAcu’s own products. Links to products and services from other makers may be affiliate links and are always labelled. Listing a resource is not an endorsement. See our Affiliate and Product Disclosure.
PetAcu does not give veterinary advice. Read our Medical Disclaimer.
PetAcu resources
Four focused areas for pet owners and veterinary professionals.
Digital products
Printable acupuncture point charts and cards for instant download, with more species and guides in preparation.
Explore digital products → For veterinary clinicsClinic materials
Business cards, appointment cards, brochures and client handouts for veterinary acupuncture practices.
Explore clinic materials → Mobility & recoveryPet mobility and rehabilitation
Wheelchairs, mobility aids and recovery support for dogs and cats, and how to choose with your veterinarian.
Browse mobility resources → Planning & costsPet insurance
What to compare in pet insurance, and what to ask about acupuncture and rehabilitation cover.
Read the insurance guide →Keep learning
Free PetAcu content on acupuncture, conditions and finding care.
Acupuncture points atlas
Species-specific acupuncture point references, free to read.
Open the atlas →Pet condition guides
Conditions commonly discussed alongside veterinary acupuncture and rehabilitation.
Browse condition guides →Find a veterinary acupuncturist
Browse veterinary acupuncture clinics by location.
Find a clinic →Frequently asked questions
Which resources are made by PetAcu?
The digital products on our digital products page are PetAcu’s own and are sold through Gumroad. Clinic materials are offered through PetAcu Studio on Zazzle. Links to products from other makers may be affiliate links and are labelled.
What is the difference between acupuncture points and acupressure points?
Acupuncture points are locations on the body where a trained practitioner places needles. Acupressure applies pressure to some of the same points without needles. PetAcu’s point charts are study references, not a guide to treating an animal yourself.
Can a product or guide replace veterinary care?
No. Mobility aids, printable references and guides do not replace veterinary diagnosis or treatment. See a veterinarian promptly for urgent or worsening symptoms.
Does PetAcu earn money from these links?
Yes, in two ways: PetAcu sells its own digital products and printed materials, and some links to other makers may be affiliate links, which are labelled. Our Editorial Policy explains that this never changes what we write or which clinics we verify.
Looking for veterinary care?
Find a veterinary acupuncture clinic near you, or read our condition guides to prepare questions for your veterinarian.