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Wasp-lesson learned, bird-lesson not. Surely that is *something* learned? |
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Aww bless her! Do you think I could borrow her to teach my lot wasp sense   |
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my 2 trashed my kitchen today after a wasp and that was b4 the washing up bowl incident, i was supposed to be having a lazy rest day today, all ive done is sort out a pair of nutty cats  |
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Do they get stung? My two keep chasing bees in the garden, and I get scared so run around shooing the bee away so they dont get stung!! Can they get an allergic reaction like people??? My neighbours must think I am mad!! |
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Poor Cleo, and clever Cleo too, Wiggy has NOT learned not to chase wasps!! |
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When Tigger was a kitten he got a wasp or a bee, n it stung his lip! that must of been scared! i dunno what we did with him, dont think we took him to the vets!  |
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Dona: Yes, they can get stung, and I assume some may be allergic. If they get stung in the mouth they will need a vet - same as with people - as the airways will close (some) from the swelling. Much better they don't eat wasps... |
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