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Subject: Re: Puppy vomiting and pale

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Anita

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Date Posted: 12:15:07 09/13/07 Thu
In reply to: Karen 's message, "Re: Puppy vomiting and pale" on 15:12:01 09/10/07 Mon

I am glad you crestie girl is going to be OK. I have three cresties and have never had one stung, but I will learn from your experience. Being small I would guess that a bee sting could cause a host of problems and possibly death depending on the individual animal's immune system - and a bumblebee is worse than a regular honey bee. Even some big humans can die of a bee sting. The fact that the stinger was still in the skin could have cause her little system enough stress that the vomiting could have been from the stress. Thank you for sharing your experience.

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Re: Puppy vomiting and pale	Fairlee	15:48:21 09/13/07 Thu