What to do if dog gets stung by bee?

Bees, ants, wasps, mosquitoes and spiders can all sting or bite, causing small swollen areas that are painful or itchy. Signs of an allergic reaction include hot and swollen areas at the site of the sting. Your dog may also bite or scratch at the area. If a bee stings your dog again, first look to see if the stinger is still in the skin. It resembles a small black sac. read more

“If your dog gets stung by a bee and starts vomiting within five to 10 minutes and his gums become pale, that’s when you know they are going into anaphylactic shock,” Dr. Richieri says. read more

When a dog is stung by a bee on the mouth, nose, or head, it often causes more pain and swelling than on other parts of the body. In addition, a dog may experience pronounced swelling or have trouble breathing after being stung anywhere. read more