Why Does My Cat Eat Wasps?

During the warm summer months, wasps will opportunistically hunt for meat sources. However, wasps can sting humans as well. Despite their small size, they can cause a lot of pain.

There are a few ways to keep your cat safe from wasps. First, keep him or her away from nests. Second, monitor your cat for signs of a possible wasp sting. Third, if your cat is stung, give them plenty of water and keep them cool. This is especially important if your cat is stung multiple times.

As mentioned earlier, wasps are attracted to a variety of things, including your cat’s food. However, they are unlikely to sting your cat unless you are swatting at them.

Some cats may have an allergic reaction to the venom from a wasp. This can result in a variety of symptoms, including excessive swelling, difficulty breathing, and vomiting.

The best way to handle a wasp sting is to stay cool, get lots of water, and watch your cat. If your cat is stung multiple times, get to a vet immediately.

Luckily, wasps are less likely to sting humans than other flying insects. However, they can cause a lot of pain for a few days after being stung.

The best way to handle a sting from a wasp is to monitor your cat for the next 24 hours. Keep him or her cool, give them plenty of water, and watch for signs of difficulty eating or breathing.