Hi, Kim. I have a 21 yo PPID mare who barely sweats except between the hind legs. She is not in work but is clearly heat intolerant, hiding from the sun all day. I give her 1 AC 2X daily whenever

I'm sorry, Gayel, it's so hard to give every detail when I'm writing. My horse sweats a little bit and is fine when not being ridden unless it is extremely hot and humid, which we do get occasionally

Hi: I used One AC in previous years and gave it every day as directed. If they are not sweating they need this every day. If you only give when you ride it is like a yoyo effect. The problem is

Sorry about not signing my post. I thought of giving the company a call, but, I figured they would tell me to use it every day so they could sell more of their product. Kim and Nanna Southern CA 2008

Hi Kim, I was hoping their instructions would help: Instructions For optimal results, the manufacturer recommends that horses using One AC for the first time begin with 1 teaspoon administered twice

P.S. I do know what the ingredients are from the label, but, I don't know how they work in the body and whether it would be harmful to not give it every day.

I'm sorry, I do know what the instructions say. I guess my question is not very clear. After using One AC for a while, it appears to me that it leaves their system in a short time. If I give my

Hi Kim, Go here.Click on Instructions https://www.smartpakequine.com/one-ac-190p Lornain Ontario,Canada ECIR Moderator 2002 *See What Works in

Hello there, I'm wondering if I need to retest my hay. In your opinion, is 305mg manganese very high? Should I suspect surface contamination? I was so happy when I saw the low iron (very rare here

Yes, Linda, I've seen the info in the files and people have mentioned just using it in the summer and not the winter, but, I was wanting more specific info about whether it needs to build up in their

Hi Kim - I have no experience with anhydrosis nor OneAC. Did you see the folder in the files about it? Also an archive search may turn up more personal experiences and opinions. Linda EC Primary

Does anybody have any idea about the One AC? Dr. Kellon? Kim and Nanna Southern CA 2008

All, Sorry for the long time between responses. Was on travel and waiting for the vet to get back to me with results. Was likely good for my horse in that she was pastured and not bothered by me.

Thanks, Nancy! We'll do the ivermectin like you said. Michelle Peck Williams & Fionn Lexington, Kentucky USA Fionn@... June

That's exactly what I was thinking too - injection reaction. The overlying area is probably fatty degeneration of muscle. Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com

Eleanor, I will post the resuts as soon as they come in. I have been doing some homework on my own and the only thing that fits the hard lump is a case of Osteomyositis. I understand that it is

Hi Gayle, My mare Dawn had a MASSIVE rip in her hoof last fall. You can see the photo of it here: http://tinyurl.com/m92henj The xray of how deep into the hoof it went:

My IR Icelandic horse has anhidrosis and I've been giving her One AC. It does help her sweat, but, I have discovered when I ride her that she sweats the best if I've given her the One AC a couple of

Tight PPID control is the best way to solve this problem, plus balanced nutrition with adequate protein. Also consider clipping and using a blanket. Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Co-owner Feb

We haven't established upper limits for starch per se. NIR can be different from wet chem by as much as 2% so it really isn't always better than nothing but if you like #2 and absolutely have to buy