Dr Jean Lamb, a veterinary surgeon from Kentucky, has also had outstanding results. "I feed Actimune to thoroughbred foals and yearlings under my care as well as my own competition horses. In all cases I have seen how Actimune, by maximizing the effectiveness of the immune system, enables horses to resist infection. Actimune also has some important side benefits, including maintaining appetite under high stress conditions. I would recommend Actimune to anyone wanting to maximize a horse's ability to keep itself healthy without resorting to the use of prescription drugs".
 

In a field trial to compare 18 different immune-enhancing products, run by Eleanor Kellon, VMD and reported in the March 200 issue of Horse Journal, "...only Actimune provided full protection from and outbreak of a flue-like respiratory disease."

Although Looking for Art was an extremely successful horse, he developed a chronic lung problem that drastically hindered his performance. On the advice of his veterinarian, Looking for Art's trainer put him on Actimune. After a month or so on the product, his performance started rebounding. In the fall of 1999, he was entered in the Little Brown Jug, in Delaware, OH. Looking for Art was on of the big money winners of the event, pulling in nearly $300,000 in prize money.

Chris W. Gilbert, D.V.M., a top equine practitioner in Ohio, was the first veterinarian to put Actimune to the test. That was in 1997 and he continues to recommend it today. "Quite honestly, I've found very few horses that don't respond to Actimune. It's a natural for chronic lungs, scopes show dramatic improvement with Pharyngitis, and diarrheas are a no brainer. They clear up in a matter of days. My clients are extremely happy with the consistent performance they see, and there's a marked reduction in the amount of sickeness we see in these horse. We're even using in on EPM horses. I feel sure it's at leasted holding them in check."