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My inclination would be better safe than sorry, although I know he's going to drive you crazy being stuck indoors! But better than trying to eat a wasp covered with poison, or getting a very nasty sting....I hope they managed to kill most of them so maybe the remaining ones will fly off to start a new nest elsewhere..... |
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He has eaten bees before and has been stung which didn't stop him Maybe I should wait til morning cos I wouldn't know what to look for in a cat who's eaten a sprayed wasp?? |
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I haven't any idea about symptoms, sorry. Three of mine have had bee stings, and avoided them like the plague ever after. The thing is, a bee loses its stinger after using it, but a wasp doesn't they can keep stinging!! I am afraid of them myself, frankly. |
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Wasps are still there this morning!! Neighbour sprayed into the nest and non came out last night. The odd 5-6 tried to get into the nest but wouldn't cos of the spray so they were sprayed too but I've just looked and they are going in again! |
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