A cat being stung by a wasp may not necessarily be poisoned to death. If the cat is not found and treated in time after being stung, it may cause allergic shock or even death; but if it is discovered in time and sent to a pet hospital for treatment, It will not cause life danger.
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A cat stung by a wasp will usually experience local swelling, pain, vomiting, fever, shortness of breath, rapid heartbeat, etc. Symptoms should be sent to a doctor for treatment as soon as they are discovered.