While dogs are vulnerable to ant bites and stings anywhere on the body, the fact that they’re on their feet and lead with their noses makes those two areas prime targets.
Luckily, owners and veterinarians have many options when it comes to treating ant bites and stings. Allergic reactions have a range of reactions, including pain, swelling, and more serious breathing and anaphylactic complications.ĭepending on the species, ants are capable of stinging or biting (or both), and the results can range from annoying to potentially life-threatening. While parasites like fleas and ticks are well-known hazards, there are plenty of other bugs that can bite and sting our pets.īees, wasps, biting flies, ants, spiders, and scorpions all pose serious risks for our pets.
