Interpet Swim Bladder Treatment

Help your fish recover from swim bladder problems with Interpet Swim Bladder Treatment, a specially formulated treatment designed to help treat bacterial infections associated with swim bladder disorders in aquarium fish. The treatment helps tackle the underlying bacterial infection, supporting your fish as they return to normal swimming and buoyancy.

Swim bladder problems can cause fish to struggle to maintain their position in the water, float, sink or swim awkwardly. Interpet Swim Bladder Treatment provides a convenient way to treat affected fish while supporting their recovery in the aquarium.

Why You'll Love It

• Specially formulated to treat swim bladder infections

• Helps tackle bacterial infections associated with swim bladder problems

• Supports fish experiencing buoyancy difficulties

• Helps fish return to more normal swimming behaviour

• Suitable for a wide range of aquarium fish

• Easy to use and dose

• Ideal for treating affected fish in the aquarium

• Suitable for freshwater aquariums

• Can be used as part of a supportive treatment routine

• Trusted Interpet quality

Directions for Use

Remove any activated carbon or chemical filter media before treatment, as these can remove the medication from the aquarium water.

Add 1 ml of Interpet Swim Bladder Treatment per 20 litres of aquarium water. Follow the treatment schedule and instructions supplied with the product, and complete the full course as directed.

Always remove any dead fish and continue to monitor your aquarium water during treatment. After treatment, carry out a water change and replace any removed filter media as recommended.

Suitable For

• Tropical freshwater fish

• Coldwater fish

• Goldfish

• Community aquariums

• Ornamental aquarium fish

• Fish experiencing buoyancy problems

• Fish struggling to maintain their position in the water

• Fish swimming on their side or having difficulty swimming normally

Our Pet Shop Tip

Before treating swim bladder problems, check your aquarium's water quality. Poor water conditions can place additional stress on fish and may contribute to health problems. Keep your water clean and well maintained, and avoid overfeeding while your fish is recovering.