Chinese herbology - feeding recommendations for horses & dogs, plant properties, formula structure

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In this final episode of my TCVM Basics series, we explore the fascinating world of Chinese herbology. Instead of focusing on chemical compounds, Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) classifies herbs according to their energetic properties, flavors, and relationships with the Five Elements.
You’ll learn about:
The energetic temperatures of herbs (hot, warm, neutral, cool, cold)
The five tastes and their connection to TCM organ systems
The direction of herbal energy (ascending vs. descending)
How formulas are structured with king, minister, assistant, and messenger herbs
Traditional dosage forms and modern adaptations for horses and dogs with feeding recommendations for my Yao Tang formulas
Key herbs like Astragalus, Ginseng, Pilose root, Chinese Angelica, White Peony, Rehmannia, and Licorice
This video rounds off the TCVM Basics playlist, providing a comprehensive introduction to how Chinese herbs are classified and used to restore balance and harmony.
If you’re new here, make sure to check out the earlier episodes of the series for a step-by-step introduction to TCVM. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share if you found this helpful!

0:00 Intro to Chinese Herbology
0:53 Properties of herbs in TCVM
3:46 Chinese herbal formulas
5:13 Traditional and modern preparations
5:52 Feeding recommendations for Yao Tang granules
6:18 Tonify Qi
7:14 Tonify Xue
7:49 Nourish Yin
8:27 Messenger Gan Cao