With a fish pedicure, Garra rufa eat the dead skin off of feet to reveal smooth skin. But there are some safety and environmental concerns, including difficulty sanitizing between patrons. A fish ...

The RSPCA's head of wildlife on why the growing trend for fish pedicures could be bad for fish welfare and human health Fish require a stable environment with the correct water quality and temperature ...

Health officials launch a fish pedicures investigation over concerns of infection risks related to Garra rufa fish and reused tanks. The next time fish-pedicure enthusiasts dunk their feet in a vat of ...

Unless a Niagara-on-the-Lake spa can find a way to let fish feast on feet that meets with public health’s approval, beauty seekers will have to drive to Montreal for the exfoliating nibble of the ...

If the thought of freely allowing a school of small fish to eat the dead skin off your dry feet strikes you as a little disturbing, rest assured: you're not alone. Yet, over the past few years, a ...

A woman's toenails fell off due to a fish pedicure she'd had months prior, according to a new report Fish pedicures involve a species called Garra rufa that will eat dead human skin Fish pedicures may ...

A new shop at Wolfchase Galleria offers something a little bit different than those surrounding it — the chance to stick your feet in a tub of fish in the name of relaxation. Garra Spa Memphis, part ...

THE Garra Rufa craze which is sweeping the country has arrived in Cynon Valley. The pedicure treatment, which originated in Turkey, involves letting dozens of little tropical fish suck away at areas ...

Claire Rees tried the Garra Rufa fish pedicure at the new Year of the Tiger Health Spa in Penylan, Cardiff Garra Rufa fish, otherwise known as Doctor Fish, Nibble Fish and Little Dermatologists, are ...

Think fish just swim around all day? Think again. The Garra rufa earns its keep nibbling dead skin in spas, while the peacock bass patrols Florida’s waterways as a biological bouncer. From ...