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Mishka, a sea otter from Port Moller, treated for asthma at Seattle Aquarium
KDLG Mishka, a one year old sea otter rescued from a fishing net in Port Moller now living at the Seattle Aquarium, was diagnosed with asthma after the wildfire season in Washington. Her veterinary team and handlers say she's responded well to use of an … |
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Live Science |
Mishka, 1st Sea Otter with Asthma, Learns to Use an Inhaler
Live Science The air was hazy from forest fires, and Mishka, a 1-year-old sea otter at the Seattle Aquarium, could barely breathe. Aquarium staff jumped into action, putting an oxygen mask on the 45-lb. (20 kilograms) sea otter and administering anti-inflammatory … |
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Yahoo News UK |
'Mishka' the sea otter learns how to use an inhaler after she develops asthma
Irish Independent Now one-year-old Mishka is learning how to use an inhaler. Mishka is the first sea otter to have asthma, the aquarium has said, and is receiving the same medication given to humans. Aquarium biologist Sara Perry is using food to train Mishka to push … Seattle Aquarium Sea Otter Baby Diagnosed With Asthma From Wildfire Smoke |
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