Histamine is what makes a mosquito bite itch. When it is released by the cells containing it, it causes swelling, itching and redness. Histamine, in case you’re wondering, is a molecule that occurs naturally in the body. In addition, histamine itself is a component of many bee, wasp and yellow jacket venoms. What do you give cats for snake bites? Was your cat stung by a wasp or bee? Here’s what happens.īees, wasps, hornets and yellow jackets have complex venoms that cause pain and histamine release. Is this true? If you can give it, what dosage? Children’s? If not, what can I do if my cat is stung by a wasp or bee? We also give Benadryl for snake bites. But we have six cats and I vaguely remember you aren’t supposed to give it to cats. I know with dogs I can give them Benadryl and I know the dosage for dogs.
We kept a very close watch on her the rest of the day ready to drive like the proverbial bat to the vet if necessary. Bless her heart, her eye swelled shut immediately and teared horribly. The pissed-off wasp nailed her nearly in the eye. My friend was standing near her when he was suddenly attacked by a wasp. Yesterday she was sitting on the porch railing watching the three of us chatting.
Lizzie is a dilute calico cat and she is fine now, but just in case it should happen again, I need to know what I should I do if we have a repeat incident. I need to know info on cat emergency help, for future reference. Photography © Asurobson | iStock / Getty Images Plus.
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Was your cat stung by a wasp? Let’s check out one question from a Catster reader about a cat being stung by a wasp - and look at how to handle a cat who’s been stung by a bee, snake and spider, too, while we’re at it: A cat dressed as a bee might be cute - but a cat getting stung by a wasp or bee is anything but.
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