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21hens-incharge said:
Poor T1. :hugs
Those hurt like mad. I hope he doesn't puff up.
:fl
My hubs is allergic to them too.
I keep benadryl on hand for it.
Can T1 handle a benadryl?
It doesn't completely fix hubs but it keeps him out of the ER.



That is perfect for crazy Rudy!! :lau
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I gave him the remedy I use when I get stung and his finger seems fine, but from the moment he got stung, he’s been on a defiant, needy, fussy mood unlike I’ve ever seen from him.
 
rjohns39 said:
sorry rae. Hope he's like me and it just doesn't take.
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I am sorry!

Usually the first exposure is ok. The second one is when the allergic reaction starts in earnest.
 
Sassysouth said:
A particular hen ate some wet food and dry food all by herself tonight. It wasn’t a big amount, but hopefully she will eat more for breakfast.
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That is a relief!
 
staceyj said:
Maybe this experience will keep him from fooling with the next one.
Luckily little kids, even toddlers, are faster learners about bees than dogs and cats. :lau
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We had one Dachshund that never learned about bees. He would chase and eat them. 3-4 times a summer he would come inside looking deformed from being stung.
 
Redhead Rae said:
We had one Dachshund that never learned about bees. He would chase and eat them. 3-4 times a summer he would come inside looking deformed from being stung.
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glad thing 1 is better
spicy sky raisins and pepe le pew are my dogs favorite play toys :he
 

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