Horse Burned in Acid Attack Receives First-of-Its-Kind Fish Skin Treatment

Horse Burned in Acid Attack Receives First-of-Its-Kind Fish Skin Treatment
Cinders grazing after being the first horse in the United Kingdom to be treated with fish-skin therapy following a horrific acid attack. YouTube Screenshot | ITV News
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An acid attack on a defenseless horse left it seriously injured in the head. If not for a pioneering treatment using fish skin, the vets may have put her down.

In May 2018, a horse was found in an appalling condition in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England. She was in a very distressed state, covered in parasites, and suffering from chemical burns to her face, the MailOnline reported.