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07-25-2016 06:25 AM
I removed the stinger...anything else I should do?
07-25-2016 06:32 AM
I would call your Vet's office ASAP ....they will know exactly what you should do .... just like people dogs can have different reactions to bee stings ... better safe than sorry!!
07-25-2016 06:54 AM
Google says,
Bathe the stung area with a solution of baking soda and water. Immediately apply ice packs to reduce swelling (lining the pack with cloth or a thin towel). Do this frequently for 5 minutes at a time. One way to treatbee stings is to give the dog Benadryl (diphenhydramine) by mouth.
Hope this helps!
07-25-2016 06:59 AM
Always consider a professional before giving your dog Benadryl. You can use this table as an instrument to see how much Benadryl (Diphenhydramine) you can give your dog. You should administer this dosage every 8 hours/3 times a day.
Dog Weight | Regular Dosage | Maximum Dosage |
8 lb | 8 mg | 16 mg |
10 lb | 10 mg | 20 mg |
12 lb | 12 mg | 24 mg |
14 lb | 14 mg | 28 mg |
16 lb | 16 mg | 32 mg |
18 lb | 18 mg | 36 mg |
20 lb | 20 mg | 40 mg |
22 lb | 22 mg | 44 mg |
24 lb | 24 mg | 48 mg |
26 lb | 26 mg | 52 mg |
28 lb | 28 mg | 56 mg |
30 lb | 30 mg | 60 mg |
32 lb | 32 mg | 64 mg |
34 lb | 34 mg | 68 mg |
36 lb | 36 mg | 72 mg |
38 lb | 38 mg | 76 mg |
40 lb | 40 mg | 80 mg |
42 lb | 42 mg | 84 mg |
44 lb | 44 mg | 88 mg |
46 lb | 46 mg | 92 mg |
48 lb | 48 mg | 96 mg |
50 lb | 50 mg | 100 mg |
52 lb | 52 mg | 104 mg |
54 lb | 54 mg | 108 mg |
56 lb | 56 mg | 112 mg |
58 lb | 58 mg | 116 mg |
60 lb | 60 mg | 120 mg |
62 lb | 62 mg | 124 mg |
64 lb | 64 mg | 128 mg |
66 lb | 66 mg | 132 mg |
68 lb | 68 mg | 136 mg |
70 lb | 70 mg | 140 mg |
72 lb | 72 mg | 144 mg |
74 lb | 74 mg | 148 mg |
76 lb | 76 mg | 152 mg |
78 lb | 78 mg | 156 mg |
80 lb | 80 mg | 160 mg |
82 lb | 82 mg | 164 mg |
84 lb | 84 mg | 168 mg |
86 lb | 86 mg | 172 mg |
88 lb | 88 mg | 176 mg |
90 lb | 90 mg | 180 mg |
Our dog got stung and i gave him benadryl, it helped right away. I found this on google. Check with your vets office when they open.
07-25-2016 07:57 AM
I always have benadryl on hand. It is safe and very helpful with bee stings.
07-25-2016 08:03 AM
Don't forget the all-important hugs and kisses . . . necessary for your dog's emotional well-being.
07-25-2016 09:41 AM
I have a small dog, 14 pounds, so I keep liquid children's Benedryl on hand. It makes dosing easier. Also, don't forget that Benedryl comes in a topical that can be applied to the irritated area.
07-25-2016 09:50 AM
Thanks everyone! Vet said to give her the Benedryl......Holly doesn't seem too bothered by the sting Thanks goodness...
07-25-2016 11:03 AM
We think mine was stung by a bee a few weeks ago. The side of her neck was really swollen. I took her to the vet, they gave her a shot of antihistamines and something else I can't remember. It was already starting to go down some by the time I got into the vet though.
07-25-2016 12:47 PM
@Nataliesgramma wrote:Thanks everyone! Vet said to give her the Benedryl......Holly doesn't seem too bothered by the sting Thanks goodness...
@Nataliesgramma - I don't know if the vet told you, but the Benadryl might make your girl a little sleepier and a little thirstier than usual. Both are common side effects.
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