how many grapes and what sized dog ? a few say 4 or 5 wont harm a larger dog say lab sized .. however anything smaller than that size and i think you should take a trip to the vet just to be sure give plenty of water to drink and encourage them to drink it
i don't think one grape is going to do anything to your dog
Nothing, just that it's has eaten a grape, unless of course it is stuck in it's throat and it is coughing it's heart out.
Grapes can be toxic to dogs
nothing would happen
Absolutely under no circumstances let your dog eat grapes. They can kill your dog very easily because... 1. They can choke easily on it since they can be so big 2. It messes with something in their body and hurts them if your dog eats a grape, take it to the vet or emergency hospital.
i eat grapes.
The middle amount of grapes eaten would be 19 grapes, as it is the median value when arranged in increasing order: 12, 19, 37.
Are you nuts? Grapes as in the fruit are not made from dog food. Are you trying to ask if dog food is made from grapes? The answer to that is also no.
Grapes and raisins in large quantities can harm a dog and even be lethal. Without treatment, the dog will go into kidney failure, and may die a very painful death.Raisins are more concentrated (and hence more toxic) than grapes.Symptoms:They might begin to vomit repeatedly, and will become extremely hyperactive and jittery. After about 24 hours, the dog will become lethargic and depressed. They may experience abdominal pain and may stop urinating, drinking, and/or eating. They will also become dehydrated. Both their vomit and feces will contain partially digested raisins or grapes. Their breathing may become irregular.If you suspect your dog has eaten a large amount of raisins or grapes, take it to a veterinarian immediately
No grapes survive fermentation. Yeast (which produces fermentation) eats the sugars in the grapes, producing alcohol.
No! Grapes and raisins are toxic to dogs and puppies, it can cause acute renal failure (sudden kidney failure) with anuria (a lack of urine production). If a dog eats enough raisins and grapes it can be deadly. If you want to give your dog a healthy treat, stick to baby carrots, a little banana, or an apple wedge or two (but no apple seeds, they're toxic to dogs).
Raisins (and grapes) can be toxic to dogs. If a dog eats raisins or grapes he may develop acute kidney failure, a severe gastritis (stomach ache causing vomiting) or may be fine. Bring him to the vet if he gets into grapes or raisins.
if a dog eats mice poison you should see a vet about it
It depends on how much the big dog eats and the small dog eats then you can measure them
No.
No, it's not okay to feed a dog a raisin. While eating one or two probably wont harm your dog, grapes (which raisin are made out of) have been linked to renal (kidney) failure in dogs. No one is quite sure what in grapes causes dogs to have this reaction. If you dog eats so much as a handful of grapes, or a smaller amount of raisins, it is highly suggested to call you vet immediately. Vomiting usually starts to occur in a few hours, and other symptoms (lack of appetite, stomach pain, diarrhea, lack of energy and more). Depending on the level of kidney damage, dogs have died from grapes and raisins.