How do you tell the difference between a spider bite and a snake bite?

Answer 1

You will have two red dots sort of close together... It will be itching and it will bleed accasionally. Most of them are harmless and will go away quickly! :) Hope that answered your question.

Answer 2

The only way to tell for certain is to trap the spider and show it to someone who knows their arachnidae. You can't tell by the bite mark or the toxins (although in extreme cases you may be able to guess). That said, if you don't have the animal, you can still treat the injury. See related sites on this question.

Answer 3

The vast majority of what patients call "spider bites" are staph infections. See your health care provider. It does not make sense to try to differentiate between a rare condition, and a more common condition that requires treatment.

Answer 4

A snake bite is a little wider apart than a spider bite.

Answer 5

snakebites are one labret stud on the left and right sides of the mouth where are spider bites are two labret studs close together on the same side of the mouth.