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Recommended Web Sites
About
Bee and Wasp Stings - The West Virginia
University Extension Service offers these tips for those
who are stung.
Keep
Mosquitos At Bay -
The Mayo Clinic talks about how which pesticides are
the ones to use.
Bee
and Wasp Stings
- In-depth information from the University of California
about avoiding stinging insects, and how to treat the
stings.
Bites
(Animal or Human) - Good information for
parents from Children’s Hospital and Regional
Medical Center in Seattle, WA. Topics discussed include
types of animal bites, first aid, home care and advice
on when to call the doctor.
First
Aid Guide
- The Mayo Clinic provides this first aid site for animal
bites, snake bites, human bites, tick bites, spider
bits, and insect stings.
Cat
Bites - This article was written by a cat
breeder, who has been bitten a number of times and has
good advice to offer.
Chiggers
- This information on chiggers comes from the Ohio State
University Extension Service.
For Goodness Snakes! Treating
and Preventing Venomous Bites - A great article all about
snakes and snake bites from the Food and Drug Administration,
be sure to note the last part of the article - what
NOT to do when bitten by a snake.
Got
Chiggers? It Figures! - The Missouri Conservationist
Magazine offers this look at chiggers and what to do
about them.
Hey!
Something Bit Me!
- Designed for kids, but great information for everyone;
click on this site to see a list first aid topics, including:
bites and stings, how to care for those injuries, and
what those critters look like.
Insect
Stings - The American College
of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology provides this information.
MedlinePlus:
Insect Bites and Stings and Animal
Bites - The librarians at the National Library
of Medicine have assembled these links to quality
sites.
Stay
Dog Bite Free - The US Humane Society has
prepared this information for people who share their
homes with dogs, or visit homes with dogs.
Venomous
Creatures - The University of
Arizona College of Pharmacy talks about the different
dangerous animals that live in Arizona.
What
is a Pesticide?-
The Environmental Protection Agency provides this fact
sheet on pesticides and their uses.
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