If your dog has eaten a wasp or bee or been stung in the mouth, tongue or throat, you may see severe facial or neck swelling. This is a concern because the swelling may cause a blockage in your pet's airway resulting in them struggling to breathe. If this does happen you should seek urgent veterinary advice.13 sept 2018
Can a dog die if it eats a bee?
Nothing bad is likely to happen unless the insect injects some of its venom into your pooch's body. Otherwise, your dog will just digest it like most other packets of protein. This is true because bees are venomous; they are not poisonous.
Can a dog die from a bee sting?
For pets, especially those dogs who can't leave well enough alone, it's a painful way of being told to “buzz off.” Pain, however, can be the least of the worries for some dogs. Bee stings may lead to a severe, life-threatening allergic reaction that can lead to shock and even death.25 may 2017