Bee stings can create and set off the same allergic reactions in dogs as well as humans. It would be easier to counter problems or complications arising from a bee sting if you know how to remove the sting and address the stung area. if a dog gets stung by a bee, he might show puffiness in his face, lips, eyes, or show some lump in the area that's been stung.
You need to bathe the affected area with cold water as soon as you've carefully removed the bee sting. Keep your dog in his crate to limit his movement. Doing so helps reduce the blood supply to the affected area, and therefore reduce the swelling and pain. Monitor him for a few hours afterward. If your dog develops some anaphylactic reaction to the sting, he could show symptoms such as a considerable amount of skin lumps, severe face or neck swelling, excessive salivation, collapse, or breathing problems. In this case, bring him to the nearest veterinary clinic Norwalk, CA ASAP.
