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Originally Posted by Kaluiah Ramsey was at my friends house playing yesterday when he tried to eat a bee. The darn thing stung him on his nose and I had to pull the stinger out.  I felt so sorry for him his nose was swollen for a while then it finally went down. The vet said to watch his breathing, just in case he had trouble to take him to the emergency hospital. This morning he is all better and I hope he learned his lesson!!! |
OH WOW - that's one of my fears with mine outside - POOR BABY !! That had to hurt - you do need to watch for an allergic reaction - Bee Stings are FAMOUS for severe reactions in small animals - your vet gave yu the best advise - I have an ER phone number right at hand just in case of these things.....
I hope your baby learned his lesson - but I truly believe if he sees another bee - he'd go after it just because it's in their temperment to play with anything they can grab...If you can SPRAY for bees in your own yard it may help - I'm always looking for beehives - in Texas we get HUGE ones !!
Little stinker.... and on his little nose of all places ...OUCH !