Theriogenology is a branch of veterinary medicine that focuses on reproduction in animals, including horses. It encompasses the study of reproductive physiology, pathology, and the management of breeding practices. In equines, theriogenology involves the examination of both male and female reproductive systems, addressing issues such as fertility, pregnancy, parturition, and neonatal care. It also includes the study of reproductive technologies such as artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and semen preservation. This page compiles peer-reviewed research studies and scholarly articles that explore various aspects of equine theriogenology, including reproductive health, breeding management, and advancements in reproductive technologies.
Holyoak GR, Ma A.Historical evidence of acupuncture predates written history. It has been a component of Traditional Chinese veterinary medicine for many generations and is officially recognized in recorded history for treating equine disease in the Zhou Dynasty, circa 1050 BC. Drawing from a range of searchable databases, we present the use of veterinary acupuncture related to theriogenology. We touch on human-based medicine only as an introduction to current uses within veterinary medical acupuncture. This review is confined to the use of acupuncture encompassing dry needle, electroacupuncture, aquapuncture,...
