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Glad it turned out well :D

Cool, so that page is "fraudulent" or "malinformed" in all aspects? Just to never reference it again. Just as a side note, spoke to a physician some time ago and she told me that it's always better to take an antihistamine when stung by a bee (she was referencing to humans, but I imagine it...

It can happen, had a friend bee keeper that had a rooster that was bothering the beehive at it's entrance and the bees all attacked it, the poor rooster of course didn't make it. But then from my experience there are chickens that know of natural risks and live in peace with bees, for example...

Just checked, you can give chickens antihistamines, 2-4 mg/kg given orally by mouth, or 2 mg/L drinking water, every 12 hours. See more at: http://www.poultrydvm.com/drugs/benadryl