http://www.sacpaws.com/home/Blog/Barb111/357 This has notta to do with cats or dogs or anything of importance for that matter. But I thought it was interesting kinda funny and maybe healing for some people with bad feet if it ever gets to our neck of the woods. OK How about a fish pedicure? Yes you read me right!!! A salon in Alexandria,VA is now offering fish pedicures. You go in and stick your tootsies in a Bowl (no just joking about the bowl get it fish bowl) a container  filled with nice warm water,filled with tiny little carp. The carp who thrive in warm water then begin to nibble on your toes,feet and take off your dry flakey skin. They do not eat your skin just the flakey stuff thats dead because they do not have teeth. According to the article this first started in Turkey and then Asian countries. If your interested in reading about this I found it on my comcast.net page but I am sure you can google about it also so what do you think---------interesting---would you do it??? I am open to new things I would probably try it from a reputable salon. They have to change the water each time and they store the fish in a large warm water tank. so the tiny little carp get a home and plenty of food and you supposedly get smooth feet. Hey sounds like a win win situation. LOL This has notta to do with cats or dogs or anything of importance for that matter. But I thought it was interesting kinda funny and maybe healing for some people with bad feet if it ever gets to our neck of the woods. OK How about a fish pedicure? Yes you read me right!!! A salon in Alexandria,VA is now offering fish pedicures. You go in and stick your tootsies in a Bowl (no just joking about the bowl get it fish bowl) a container  filled with nice warm water,filled with tiny little carp. The carp who thrive in warm water then begin to nibble on your toes,feet and take off your dry flakey skin. They do not eat your skin just the flakey stuff thats dead because they do not have teeth. According to the article this first started in Turkey and then Asian countries. If your interested in reading about this I found it on my comcast.net page but I am sure you can google about it also so what do you think---------interesting---would you do it??? I am open to new things I would probably try it from a reputable salon. They have to change the water each time and they store the fish in a large warm water tank. so the tiny little carp get a home and plenty of food and you supposedly get smooth feet. Hey sounds like a win win situation. LOL en-us