Yes, craniosacral therapy can also be used on animals, especially on horses and dogs, but also on other animal species. As with humans, the treatment aims to promote health by gently manipulating the skull, spine and sacrum to relieve tension and promote a harmonious flow of cerebrospinal fluid. Animals, just like humans, can benefit from the calming and pain-relieving effects of therapy. For animals, a therapist treats conditions such as chronic pain, stress-related problems, movement disorders and support for recovery from injury. Therapists who perform craniosacral therapy on animals have usually undergone specialized training to understand the unique anatomy and needs of animals. They perform with great respect for the animal's comfort and tolerance level, and it is important that the therapist has the ability to read the animal's signals to ensure a positive experience. Pet owners interested in craniosacral therapy for their animals should seek a therapist with relevant experience and training in the field