bee sting! help!
 

Stormy just got sting. What do I tell my husband to do? She is hardly 3 pounds if that.

Oh my, I'm so sorry! *bump*

-Amy

Look and make sure the stinger isn't still there. Call vet, I think you can give benedryl.

good luck

My son's dog was just stung last week and he went to the emergency clinic - they gave benadryl, watched him for an hour and sent him home. Not head and sinus Benadryl - plain benadryl....there is a post on here somewhere for dosage - I would use the children's liquid. I will try to find post....

I have a dosage chart here at home that the vet gave me.

Benadryl - Children's liquid - up to 2 mg. per pound every 8 hrs.

Look in this same thread under first aid kit - it gives info for dosage

From another post....
 

Our first emergency vet vist with Izzy...

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Yikes...first I've been sick with a cold so I stayed home from work today and so did hubby. We decided to try and get some work done in the yard since the weather has been too cold and rainy here and today it was in the mid-60s and sunshine. Well I have this large dwarf lilac bush that is pretty low to the ground....well you know the bees are buzzing.

Well Izzy went under the bush and she flew out of there so fast and then started to cry and limp. I checked her all over but couldn't find anything like a bee stuck to her. I flipped her over and checked all her paws but couldn't see anything. I put her back on the ground and she started to limp and cry again. So well off we go to the vets and he checked her all over just to make sure no swelling but he couldn't find the stinger. He told us that not all bees leave stingers and that all dogs react differently to stings. He gave her a shot of Benedryl and told us to watch her paw and if there is any swelling just to put her paw in a bowl of ice water.

Right now she is OK but a little sleepy but at least she isn't limping anymore.

Geez, what an afternoon. She had us so worried since she is so little we didn't know how she would react to a bee sting. I told her not to give me heart attacks anymore.

Oh and for future for any of us...the vet said it's a good thing to keep some Benedryl at home and the dosage is 1 mil per 1 pound of Yorkie.

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You're right. It says Baby Benadryl - 2cc or 1/2 tsp.

Here is the link:

http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/sic...-your-kit.html

Hubby is picking up the Ben now and he said she had some swelling right off but it has gone down now. I feel p bad for both of them. Obviously why for stormy and poor hubby...he was taking them out for the last time when this happened then he was going to go to bed. He has to be at work at. 5 in the morning!