Animals
Seahorse Rescue: Florida Vet School Saves a Seahorse from Gas Bubble Disease
A Florida Vet School uses a novel approach to save a seahorse pet from a gas bubble disease. The University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine successfully treated a pet seahorse from gas bubble disease using a novel approach, opening a door for the facility to offer the treatment to professional and hobby fish owner's pets.
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