🐴 Pferde mit PSSM: Training und Ernährung 🌿 - meine Erfahrungen!

My dears! ❤ On May 16, 2021, I went live and answered all your questions about PSSM horses. 🐎😊 In this video, I explain the best way to care for a PSSM horse, how to structure and intensify training, what to feed a PSSM horse, and the differences between the various types of PSSM. Warm regards, Your Sandra *************** 💌 Sign up for my Healthy Horse Newsletter. Here I regularly share information about many interesting topics related to horses: www.sandrafencl.com/newsletter 🎬 If you enjoyed this video, I would be very happy if you gave it a like and subscribed to my YouTube channel:    / sandrafencl1001   🎤 Have you listened to my new podcast, "Horse Knowledge - Holistic & Inspiring"? https://www.sandrafencl.com/podcast/ 📱 Be sure to subscribe to my Facebook page: www.facebook.com/sandra.fencl and my Instagram channel: www.instagram.com/sandra.fencl so you don't miss my daily updates! 💻 Check out my website regularly, where I publish new blog posts and event dates: www.sandrafencl.com 🎁 It's also worth taking a look at my online shop! There you'll find all sorts of useful horse products that I personally use, as well as all my video seminars and online training courses: https://shop.sandrafencl.com/ ******************** There are two types of PSSM. Type I, whose muscle metabolism problem is genetically determined, is tested for this and, depending on the results, removed from breeding programs. With PSSM Type II, the body requires more protein, so it's important to know which type of PSSM has been diagnosed. Feeding differs depending on the type. PSSM Type I horses should not receive chromium due to its insulin-stimulating effects. Chromium can be beneficial for Type II horses. Gymnastic groundwork at a walk, in short intervals, can be supportive. Strength exercises like the bow should be performed very carefully and in very small steps. Mobilization exercises, leg-yielding, backing up, shoulder-in, and cornering at a calm walking pace have a very positive effect on horses with this condition. ``` Start with 10-15 minutes and increase by one minute each day until you reach 30-35 minutes. If that goes well, you can add trotting. It's important to perform the exercises calmly and correctly. Gradually increase the duration of the training session. Regularity is also crucial. Another important point is stress, which should be avoided not only during training but also in the daily routine of these horses. This means no stress within the herd or in their living conditions. Good results have also been achieved with the use of a metabolic booster, especially for Type II horses. For Type I horses, if there are concerns about nettle, you can use the Hemp Plus mixture, which does not contain nettle.