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It’s estimated around 10 people a year die after being stung by a bee or a wasp. George Sandhu, Deputy Superintendent at Well Pharmacy advises on how to treat common bug bites and stings.

Limping or holding up a paw Drooling “If you notice any of these then have a look through your pet’s fur," Nina said. "If they’ve been stung by a bee there may be a stinger left behind.

Home remedies such as vinegar for wasp stings, or bicarbonate and water for bee stings, won’t do your pet any harm. However, there’s little evidence that they are effective in relieving symptoms.

Signs that your dog or cat has been stung by a bee could include mild swelling, drooling or whining and crying. Nina added: "If you notice any of these then have a look through your pet's fur - if ...

Here are some guidelines. BE OBSERVANT: If the dog comes inside and starts chewing at his paws or rubbing his face with his paws, he may have had an encounter with something outdoors.

"If your dog gets stung by a bee, the sting might still be embedded in their skin and could continue to release venom. Our first instinct might be to reach for tweezers, but I advise against this.

"If your dog gets stung by a bee, the stinger might still be lodged in their skin and could still be releasing venom. Intuitively, we would immediately go for tweezers, but I don’t recommend that.

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If your dog’s face is swollen, it’s understandable to feel concerned. Whether your pup’s eyelid is puffy or they have full facial swelling, a dog swollen face can look alarming and uncomfortable. If ...