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Buckles
Reg. Feb 2010
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2016-12-03 7:22 AM
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PSSM type 2 horses
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Just curious if anyone here has a type 2 horse. Are you able to ride them and have a relatively normal life? My horse that I have had for 6 1/2 years just got diagnosised. We suspected it earlier in the spring, just never had any definitely diagnosis for him. Never had any problems with him until last fall. I think he is doing well now, started riding him and he seems like he feels good. He has days he does not, but I have been trying to keep him exercising by hand walking him. We are doing no more than 20 minutes of work right now, but I have hopes he will do better.
Then I have another horse who I really suspect has it. I have only had him 3 1/2 months and was only able to use him the first 2 weeks out of that time. Started out with back pain, but now he is having the exact same body pain my pssm horse is having. I have had 3 different vets and 2 different chiropractors look at him, x-rays, a few therapies, and absolute no improvement. He tests n/n for type 1. Also had him lyme tested because the body pain for pssm mimics lyme disease. He is perfectly sound, but with his back pain he is not rideable. I probably won't have any results back from him for the pssm for at least a month or two from the sounds of it. I had felt so overwhelmed with my other horse and now I just feel completely overwhelmed with him. I have him on the same diet my other horse is on and I have tried keeping him exercised lunging him and have seen no improvement with him. I just don't know if I can handle two horses with it. I spent a lot of this money
(well for me
) and even more on vet bills and I am worried he is just going to be a pasture puff like yet another horse we have.
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classicpotatochip
Reg. Mar 2011
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2016-12-03 10:07 AM
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RE: PSSM type 2 horses
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Did you X-ray for kissing spine?
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winwillows
Reg. Jul 2013
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2016-12-03 10:58 AM
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RE: PSSM type 2 horses
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Location: Willows, CA
Give me a call at 530-934-9300. We do a lot of programs for PSSM horses, and can help.
Win
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roxieannie
Reg. Sep 2006
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2016-12-03 11:20 AM
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RE: PSSM type 2 horses
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Location: southeast Texas
Have you started your horses on a PSSM 2 diet?
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Buckles
Reg. Feb 2010
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2016-12-03 12:43 PM
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RE: PSSM type 2 horses
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Yes the one horse has been on it for about 4 months and doing pretty well. The other new horse about a month. Yes he has been x-rayed for kissing spine.
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cheeka77
Reg. Nov 2013
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2016-12-04 12:41 AM
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RE: PSSM type 2 horses
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First make sure you have a high protein diet and head on over to the PSSM forum on FB you will get GREAT info. I have one that is 6 and type 2, I am not able to ride her right now but really hoping to be able to. The most consistant exercice program seems to work best
(every day or every other day
) and just remember some horses are affected more than others
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