What meridian is linked to the Lung organ in TCVM?

In Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM), the Lung organ is associated with the Taiyin meridian. The Taiyin Lung meridian plays a critical role in the body’s respiratory functions and is fundamentally linked to how the Lung organ operates, encompassing the movement of Qi and the regulation of the body's respiratory health.

The Taiyin Lung meridian works in conjunction with the Spleen, emphasizing the joyful overall balance between these organs. This linkage highlights the importance of the Taiyin meridian in managing conditions related to breathing, skin health, and the immune response. Thus, understanding and applying treatments related to the Taiyin Lung meridian is essential for addressing various pathologies associated with the Lung organ.

Knowing this association is vital for practitioners who aim to restore harmony within the respiratory system and consider the broader implications of lung health on overall well-being in animals. The other meridians do not directly correlate to the Lung organ in this context, focusing instead on different organ systems and functions.