Shivers - anyone try CBD?

[Mouse&Bay]

Struggling with shivers with my gelding. Have found some success with TCM bodysore, acupuncture and massage therapy. The inside thigh muscle of his back legs still feels very tight and stiff.

Has anyone tried CBD with any modicum of success? He is so lovely, really the sweetest, and I just want to keep him as comfortable and happy as possible.

 

[paddy555]

I haven't tried CBD but it may be worth trying high dose vit E oil for this sort of problem.

 

[Mouse&Bay]

Yes, we've tried up to 10,000 IU of vitamin E with no improvement. May have slowed progression??

 

[SEL]

There's quite a few on the US PSSM forum reporting success for pssm. One of the US ladies who is quite knowledgeable also posts on the UK PSSM FB forum so she would likely know re:shivers if you're on FB. She has a CBD product that she sells in the U.S.

 

[TheLastHero]

I once tried CBD, and I still use it. I can say that it really helps. But in any case, you should observe the dosage.

 

[TheLastHero]

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