Why dogs shouldn't eat bees

[buttercup132]

Ya I thought there wasn't really anything you could do to stop them, unless maybe a bee repelant.

[chocolatepuppy]

Poor Keva, please don't eat bees. I've always got Benadryl on hand here and just went out yesterday to buy a smaller dosage for Jake, just in case.

[Pam]

Wow! They look like chipmunks storing up nuts for the winter! Nebo and Keva, please stop eating those mean old bees!

[K9karen]

Tsk Tsk says RB Cody from above...

A master bee snapper he was! Until the one time he got bit hard. Acted kind of funny a few hours later and off to the vet. Had to take Benydral and get a shot. He had a bad reaction. Did it stop him? Did he learn his lesson? Yeah, right. Kept good, ole' reliable Benydral on hand.

[Catty1]

Not that I want onlookers to think your dogs are dangerous...but would some kind of gentle muzzle keep them from snapping at bees?

Just a thought!

[shais_mom]

Not that I want onlookers to think your dogs are dangerous...but would some kind of gentle muzzle keep them from snapping at bees?

Just a thought!

probably not b/c those muzzles allow them to bark and drink usually and breath open mouthed - just right for snapping at buzzzying things
seems like it would be a lot of expense and work for that -
but as long as neither dog develops a full blown anaphlactic reaction to bee stings.....

NEBO and KEVA BEES are for HONEY Making not EATING!!

[Pawsitive Thinking]

Owwwie

[wolf_Q]

Here we go again....


There's 2 distinct lumps so I think she got it twice. I pulled a stinger out of one of them. I keep a supply of prednisone on hand just for this purpose.