Wendy Ying, DVM, MS, TCVMP, CCRT
Dr. Ying is the veterinarian at 5 Elements for Animals, a Holistic House Call Veterinary Practice. She offers acupuncture, chiropractic care, herbal therapy, food therapy, laser therapy, rehabilitation programs, nutritional and wellness consults for pets, sport horses and farm animals.
Dr. Wendy received her Master's Degree in TCVM in 2016 and is a visiting instructor at the Chi Institute of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine. She has a great interest in sports medicine, pain management, neurology and rehabilitation. Her master's thesis focused on using laser acupuncture to reduce stress in horses while traveling and competing. Wendy has a lifetime of horse experience and grew up showing hunters in New England, then received her colors from the Los Altos Hounds while completing her undergraduate degrees in Molecular Biology and Chemistry from San Jose State University. She imported, bred and trained Registered Irish draughts and RID sport horses in North Carolina and Virginia and competed in combined and pleasure driving with singles, pairs, tandems, fours and has been known to drive a unicorn. She has USEF national championship titles in both combined and pleasure driving. Dr.Wendy and Dr. Kyle live on a farm in Sarasota with their horses, dogs, goats and a flock of chickens, ducks and geese. Dr. Wendy co-hosts The Driving Radio Show, on the Horse Radio Network with Glenn the Geek. They cover all aspects of carriage driving and Dr. Ying leads the Holistic Veterinary segment. The Driving Radio Show is broadcast on the 1st Thursday of the month on Horses in the Morning, the world's leading daily morning podcast for the horse world with listeners in over 90 countries. PublicationsChapter 5 Food Therapy for Wood Element Disorders - Laminitis
Chapter 16 Food Therapy for Horses Integrative and Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine Food Therapy, Small Animal and Equine, 2020 Chi University Press, Ocala, FL, USA Effect of Laser Acupuncture on Mitigating Anxiety in Acute Stressed Horses: A Randomized, Controlled Study. Ying W, Bhattacharjee A, Wu S, American Journal of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine; Vol. 14, No. 1, Feb 2019; p 33-40 TCVM for the Treatment of EPM Wendy Ying, DVM, TCVMP, MS Pain, Lameness, Neurological and Endocrine Disorders - TCVM Update; Proceedings of the 20th Annual International Conference on TCVM; 2018 Chi Institute Press, Reddick, FL Using the Horse's Constitution to Treat "ADR" Pain, Lameness, Neurological and Endocrine Disorders - TCVM Update; Proceedings of the 20th Annual International Conference on TCVM; 2018 Chi Institute Press, Reddick, FL "Determining the Effect of Laser Acupuncture on the Heart Rate of Acute-Stressed Horses" Wendy Ying, DVM, TCVMP, MS Master Thesis Aug 2016 |
CredentialsSan Jose State University 1995 BS Molecular Biology North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine 1999 Doctor of Vet Med Chi Institute and the South China Agricultural College 2004 Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist Certified Veterinary Chinese Herbalist Certified Tui-Na Practitioner Certified Food Therapy Practitioner Certified TCVM Practitioner Options for Animals Chiropractic College 2011 International Veterinary Chiropractic Association Certification Canine Rehabilitation Institute 2015 Certified Canine Rehabilitation Therapist Chi Institute 2016 Master Degree - Chinese Veterinary Medicine MediaThe Driving Radio Show
Listen every month on Horses in the Morning on The Horse Radio Network Horses in the Morning "Custom Model Horses, Horse Health Report, Preakness Stakes and Dr. Wendy." May 16, 2018 "Off the Beaten Path" by Jordan Bartel NCSU-CVM NCSU Veterinary Medicine News July 2017 "Acupuncture with Dr. Wendy Ying" Sarasota Dog March 15, 2016 "Tail Lights, Side Saddle Fox hunting and Hunger Games Chariot Driver" Horses in the Morning Nov 22, 2013 Horse Tip Daily Series 2011 - to Present "Skillful Driving Seals Win for Ying at Katydid" Chronicle of the Horse Dec 18, 2008 |
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