There shouldn’t be a shadow of a doubt in anyone’s minds that we love our four-legged furry pals (and some of us might give them more attention than we do our human amigos). And if you own a cute puppy, chances are that you're giving it the best care that you can. The thing is, no matter how much you keep an eye on them, they can still land in trouble and end up eating something they shouldn’t. Like a bee or a wasp, aka a jalapeno flying raisin falling from the sky.

Cat with a bee sting in the jaw. Bee stings can be fatal if they swell enough to block the cats ability to breathe. Just like people, some cats, and dogs, can have a fatal reaction to a bee sting.

The famous quote 'curiosity killed the cat' and a common expression about cats having nine lives is there for a reason. The small felines tend to get themselves into the most curious, dangerous, and unfortunate events. And it is quite a paradox that they do so because of a basic survival instinct to assess the environment for predators and prey. Although since most of the curious cats spend their days as our house pets, the assessment can mean jumping into boxes, unrolling toilet paper, and…

My cat Ponyo. At the age of 1 this is her third bee sting do they ever learn?!

Be careful, sweet babies!!!

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My Dog ate a bee and now he looks like Goofy.