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I am sorry for those bees, but there is really nothing you can do about it - I am sure that once Mango is stung she'll leave the bees alone. Just keep an eye in case she gets stung in her throat. Very odd about the plant - wonder what it was? |
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Goodness! I think she'll come off worst one day and learn her lesson .. but maybe not, maybe she will continue to perfect her skill and never get stung |
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That's amazing! It's a miracle she hasn't been stung; I agree, there's no way to stop her, unfortunately. Just keep an eye out if she goes into shock from the sting, she'll need to see the vet. |
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Hopefully Mango will stop eating bees. *crossing fingers* Our girl Spici loved to eat bugs until she got stung on her chin...She would never touch a buzzy bug again. She runs away from them now. She figured out that they were not fun to eat Hope Mango learns that bees are not for eating! |
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I always worry about Maxi and Maisy because they love to catch bees and I have lost count of the number of times they have been stung on there paws but I always worry about if they try to eat them . But like everone has said there is not alot you can do to stop them |
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