Can Dogs Eat Grapes?
❌ No! Grapes are highly toxic to dogs and should never be fed to them.
Grapes and raisins are extremely dangerous for dogs and can cause severe, potentially fatal kidney failure. Even small amounts can be toxic, and the exact substance that causes toxicity is still unknown. All types of grapes (red, green, seedless, seeded) and raisins pose the same risk.
Toxicity Information
🩺 Signs & Symptoms of Poisoning
- ●Vomiting (often within a few hours)
- ●Lethargy and weakness
- ●Loss of appetite
- ●Diarrhea
- ●Abdominal pain
- ●Decreased urination or no urination
- ●Kidney failure (within 24-72 hours)
🚨 What to Do If Your Dog Ate Grapes
1. Do NOT induce vomiting without veterinary guidance
2. Call your veterinarian or pet poison control IMMEDIATELY
3. Note the amount consumed and time of ingestion
4. Seek emergency veterinary care right away
5. Treatment is most effective within 2 hours of ingestion
🚨 In Case of Emergency
If your dog has consumed something toxic, contact help immediately:
🛡️ Prevention Tips
Keep all grapes and raisins stored securely out of your dog's reach. Be aware that raisins are found in many foods like trail mix, baked goods, and cereals. Educate family members and visitors about the dangers.