Will a wasp sting kitten and if so will the kill kitten?

Yes. Wasps can definitely sting kittens, and these stings can be fatal if the kitten's immune system is not strong enough to counter them. Wasp stings usually result in swelling and inflammation on the site of the sting, as well as pain and itching. Multiple wasp stings or a sting in critical areas like the face, throat, or neck may cause respiratory distress and even anaphylactic shock, which can quickly become life-threatening. Additionally, if a wasp enters a kitten's respiratory tract, it may also lead to severe damage and respiratory distress.

It's important to prevent wasp exposure and stings by eliminating factors around the house and yard that might attract these insects. In case of a wasp sting, try to remain calm and remove any stingers still lodged in the skin. Then, apply ice to reduce inflammation and pain, monitor for any signs of adverse reactions, and contact a veterinarian as soon as possible. Prompt veterinary care is crucial in ensuring a kitten's safety and quick recovery from a wasp sting.