There is no one in the world that likes to be stung by bees, wasps, or any other type of stinging insect. Unless you are allergic to the insects however, you can be sure that it is just a minor annoyance and you can call in an exterminator to take care of Bee Removal for you. It’s not quite that simple for your best friend and loyal companion the dog however.
Dogs are not built the same way that humans are and if they are stung enough times, it can affect their kidneys. This damage can lead to death if you aren’t careful, so keeping your dog away from stinging insects if very important. Below you will find some tips for how to keep your dog safe this summer.
Keep it Clean
One of the best way to avoid insects is by keeping your yards, picnic areas, and garbage cans clean and keep the lids on the garbage cans tightly. If there is nothing to attract the bees to your yard, then you don’t have to work about your dog being stung or the rest of your family. You can also call in the Bee Removal professionals to get rid of any hives that you find in your yard.
Schedule Outdoor Time
Bees are usually most active between dawn and twilight. You should plan your walks during the times when bees and wasps are less active, so that you don’t have any danger of your dog being stung. Dogs are naturally curious and if they hear a bee buzzing around the will try to catch it. That is how your dog gets stung, so try to avoid it as much as possible.
Go Light on the Perfume
Bees are attracted to any type of sweet smell, so if you have a lot of perfumes or a scented deodorant on, then the bees will be drawn to you and therefore drawn to your dog.
To protect your home and your pets from bees, visit Wildcat Exterminating Inc. today for more information. You can be assured that following the tips above will help you to keep your dog safe this summer.