Take Extra Care If Trying To Remove A Stinger From The Mouth;
Apply a paste of baking soda and water. “at our clinic, we see one or two dogs a week with severe reactions, and we treat them with iv fluids to prevent shock and give steroids and benadryl injections into the bloodstream. Make a thick paste with plain baking soda and water, and apply it.
Once You Have Found The Site Of The Bee Sting, You Can Attempt To Remove The Stinger (If One Is Present).
Dogs are commonly stung by bees and wasps on the pads of their feet, face, and mouth. In very rare cases this can be delayed by a day or so. Wasp stings tend to hurt a little more than bee stings because they go deeper and harder than a bee.
Signs Of An Allergic Reaction Can Include:
If your dog has been stung before, still check with the vet for the dosage. Common areas include the face and feet. For less serious bee stings, here’s what to do.
If Your Dog Is Stung, Follow These Steps:
Even the most docile pets may bite when in pain and scared. A sting on your dog’s sensitive nose is particularly painful. A dog stung by bee in or on mouth may show more drastic symptoms like a swollen throat and difficulty breathing.
Where The Dog Is Scratching, Biting, Licking Or Pawing At On Themselves;
An ice pack or cold compress may help to minimize swelling and lessen some discomfort. With a mild or moderate reaction, the bee sting site will be red and slightly swollen. Only ever give your pet antihistamines if directed to do so by a vet.
