Is my horse tying up? What is the difference between tying up and PSSM?

Tying up or Rhabdomyolysis is a painful and damaging condition for horses. This video is a simple tip of the iceberg look at why it is so very important to diagnose what is going on with your horse - so that you can get the treatment and diet correct.
If you have a Warmblood who is just underperforming, it could be showing signs of MFM which is sometimes confused/mistaked with PSSM2.

Time stamps.
1:20 Rhabdomyolysis
2:40 Symptoms of Tying up
4:00 RER (recurrent exertion rhabdomyolysis)
6:20 PSSM1 and 2
6:50 Warmbloods and PSSM 2
8:20 Warmbloods and MFM

[courtneymoses]

Thank you for spreading information about PSSM! My mare is PSSM2 and I'm amazed at the number of horse people who don't know about it.