Which of the following is true regarding alpha-casozepine?

Alpha-casozepine is known for its anxiolytic effects, particularly in horses that experience anxiety or stress. However, it is not universally applicable to all equine patients due to variations in individual responses to the compound, which makes the statement about its general use for anxiety inaccurate.

Additionally, alpha-casozepine is not classified as a synthetic pheromone; it is a peptide derived from casein, typically associated with promoting calmness without sedation. The promotion of appetite is also not a primary or documented effect of alpha-casozepine. Therefore, indicating that none of the statements made about it are accurate is indeed correct. This highlights the importance of understanding the specific functions and limitations of various compounds in equine veterinary practice.