Anhidrosis Protocol for Horses
Support for horses that struggle to sweat or overheat in hot weather
Anhidrosis is a serious condition where horses lose the ability to sweat effectively, putting them at risk for overheating, fatigue, and reduced performance—especially in hot and humid climates. This protocol is designed to support the body’s natural cooling mechanisms by stimulating sweat production, restoring cellular hydration, and regulating endocrine and detox pathways.
Why It Works
Anhidrosis affects multiple body systems, including the nervous, endocrine, circulatory, and fluid regulation networks. This protocol addresses all of them with a synergistic trio of supplements: ProHydra, SolVet, and CelVet.
ProHydra
This formula supports hydration, circulation, and adrenal function with herbs like Maca, Rhodiola, St. John’s Wort, and Angelica. It helps maintain stamina and fluid movement across cells and should be given daily throughout the summer or heat season.
SolVet
SolVet targets hormonal balance and detox pathways, especially useful when sweating has fully shut down. Chaste Tree, Wild Yam, Pau d’Arco, and Cloves support the pituitary gland and liver—key regulators of thermoregulation. Use SolVet once daily for 3–4 weeks; after the initial round, it can be continued every other day at half dose to support long-term balance.
CelVet
CelVet restores mineral movement and interstitial hydration with ingredients like Magnesium Sulphate, Himalayan Salt, Vitamin C, and Green Clay. It’s critical for horses that are dry-coated, overheating easily, or showing signs of mineral imbalance or sluggish recovery.
How to Use
Feed SolVet once daily for 3–4 weeks. In more severe cases, follow up with a half dose every other day. Use ProHydra daily during hot seasons, and pair it with CelVet for ongoing electrolyte and hydration support. At full doses, each product lasts approximately 45 day