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Yellow Jacket Sting
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Poor petunia was walking in leaves and a yellow jacket was in there. It stung her on her around her rump under the tail area. Petunia did not understand what happened. She started dragging her butt on the ground and then would not walk. I flushed the area with cold water because I could not find a welt and there was no swelling. The vet said to give her 1ml of childrens benadryl. She was up and chasing chipmunks with in the hour. Anyone else have a similiar story?
Posted by
LisaDiane
- September 2, 2009 at 12:20 pm
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Hornets and red ants got to Dachshund Luke
Last summer in Florida Dachshund Luke was stung by a Hornet. He gave a little yelp and jumped into the air but we were lucky as it did not seem to cause any problems with him. Unlike when as a puppy and sat on a red ants nest! Poor little boy was bitten all over. I had to put him in the bath to get all the ants off. He did become very aware of ants nests after that and never walked on one again.
Posted by
Dachshund-Luke
- September 20, 2009 at 2:34 am
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