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I would know, I have been stung by a bee before, and it is excruciating. However, we as humans can vocalize that pain with a screeching scream even when our face is swollen. In some cases, people can have a horrendous reaction to the venom, and their whole body will swell up even if a bee so much as grazes past their skin. But animals don’t have the intelligence to avoid bees at any cost.
These dogs learned that the hard way. Sometimes, you have to jump in the well at least once to learn not to do it again. And these doggos got to experience just that when they got stung by a bee. Some of these doggos accidentally ate bees, and others just thought they had made a new friend and were playing with them. All in all, it did not end well for any of them. And you can see that for yourself by scrolling below.
Beware, as there are a lot of swollen dog faces below.
Source: Imgur
Dogs are naturally curious. So when they go outside to play, there is a considerable chance that they will play with different insects and such. Usually, it is not a big deal as their immune systems are robust, and they can handle pretty much anything. However, that is not true in the case of bee stings. Most dogs can have an acute allergic reaction when they accidentally eat a bee. This can leave most pet owners in a panicked state, but it is nothing to worry about. Just get them to a vet as soon as possible, and everything will be fine.
Has your dog ever been stung by a bee? If so, what did you do to quell the swelling and pain? Let us know in the comments down below.
