As you know, dogs are very lively and naughty pets, and they're so intense every day, that they're tossed every day, but it's a dog's naughty consequence that really makes me laugh.
Dogs have a lot of energy, nature has sex, and if the owner doesn't pay attention, dogs get in trouble. They say curiosity kills cats, but curiosity kills dogs. The dogs living in the countryside are freer, the masters go home and move them freely, and in the countryside there are often aggressive animals, and the dogs are passionate, and whatever animals they encounter, they like to go up and say hello to others, and if they meet the bad guys, the dogs will lose.
Horsebees are common in rural areas and often nest in the corner of the house where humans live. The bees are aggressive and more toxic than the bees, and if they fly into the house on a day-to-day basis, normal people quickly turn their backs and fear being stung.
A master had a salami at his home, and dogs followed him to the fields in the morning when he went to farm.
One day, the dog came back from the field and was in a bit of a state of mental disorder, lying down on the floor and screaming from time to time. Every time the master passed by the dog, he was afraid to lift his head up, and all the strange reactions made the master feel something happened.
The master put down his housework for a while, crouched down and lifted up the dog's head, but laughed.
The dog's face is very swollen, and his cheeks are swollen, forming a cone face. After touching the cheek, the dog had a clear pain and kept screaming.
The first time this happened, the owner was frightened and feared that the dog would be bitten by a snake, so he picked up the dog and sent it to the village veterinary station.
After the vet examined the dog body and did not find any wounds from a toxic snake, he found many needle bees. It can be concluded that the dog's face was swollen by a bee, with a high probability of being a bee, which was more toxic.
Veterinary stings were then carefully removed from the dog ' s head and the wound was sterilized. In order for the dog to recover more quickly, the veterinary doctor also gave the dog a bottle of salt water and some targeted drugs.
Maybe the dog knows he's in trouble, but while he's in pain, he's in pain, and he works with the vet. The number of needles is large and small, the extraction process is cumbersome, and the entire process takes more than an hour to remove them. According to the veterinary doctor, the needles had to be removed clean, otherwise the wounds were easily inflamed.
So long as you eat, the dog will feel the bee.
Carpets: Dogs are stung by bees, and it is common in breeding. Although dogs may react to poisoning after being injured, there is little risk to life. If the home is closer to the pet hospital, the dog can be taken directly to the hospital after the injury. If it is not convenient for the owner to take a disinfected tungsten, remove the poison needle, then disinfect the wound, and then freeze it to avoid red and red, steps that can effectively reduce the pain of the dog.
It is to be hoped that after reading this little piece, you can share it with others and make it clear to everyone what to do if a dog is stung by a bee.