Humans are susceptible to Lyme Disease and exposure to the disease can cause life-long consequences for both you and your pet. Bee stings cause pain and swelling. The mouth and face are usual sites of stings. Some dogs are allergic to stings and can react badly. Immediate veterinary care is essential if there is acute swelling to the mouth or throat.
Bees leave a stinger embedded in the skin.
With a magnifying glass, remove the stinger with tweezers. Ice the area with an icepack to reduce the swelling. Foxtails are barbed seeds of dried grasses and weeds, most common during the dry season. They are easily inhaled simply by your pooch sniffing around the grass or brush. Because they are barbed, they can easily become embedded between toes or lodged inside the ears or work their way into the animal's eyes and can be very difficult to remove.