14 Cats And Dogs Who Bravely Battled Bees

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Anyone who has been stung by bees knows that they are painful and not a lot of fun. It helps to be prepared if your dog or cat is stung by a bee or wasp, so make sure you evaluate the situation and call your vet if you need to.

At the very least, your pet might need an antihistamine to help with the pain and itching. At the worst, they could need to emergency care, especially if they have an allergic reaction.

And if a dog or cat is stung in their mouth please seek veterinary help immediately as the swelling can suffocate them.

Also, if you notice your pet showing any sign of having trouble breathing or any other signs of severe allergic reaction, take your pet to the vet right away.

As for these fellas, they’re recovering. They’ll just look a bit funny for a while.

1. Cat’s nose after losing a battle with a bee

Cat, Stung by Bee

2. “My cousin’s puppy ate a bee. Don’t worry he’s fine now.”

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3. This is why kittens shouldn’t play with bees

#10 This Is Why Kittens Shouldn't Play With Bees

4. Hmmffhggfff

This dog stung by a bee looks like Squidward Tentacles

5. “My poor dog was stung by a bee.”

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519 thoughts on “14 Cats And Dogs Who Bravely Battled Bees”

  1. Jay Summers

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    People should differentiate between Bees & Wasps. Bees typically won’t sting unless threatened. Like catching them or stepping on them kind of threatened. Bees also leave their stinger behind, then they die. That’s how you know it’s a Bee Sting and NOT a Wasp sting. Then there’s Wasps. Paper Wasps, Yellow Jackets, Hornets, all wasps…..they’re just the A$$Holes of the insect world. Our dog catches them, always gets stung. Then there’s our Bee Hive which gets a bad rap and they haven’t stung anything.

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