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My cat trys to eat wasps and bees - how much harm will it do him when he catches one?
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∙ 15y ago
Your cat is very unsual. I don't think it will harm your cat to eat wasps and bees, but they may sting it. eating insects is normal for a house cats hunting diet however the most harm it will do is swell th lip if it stings no worries it will go down eventually if he/she drinks enough
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