What to do if your dog eats raisins:

1. Drink a lot of water or milk: speed up the metabolism of poisons.

2. Inducing vomiting: To induce vomiting, you can use diluted 3% hydrogen peroxide solution, and then feed the dog through the corners of its mouth. This process has certain risks, and it is recommended to be operated by a professional doctor.

3. If the dog has symptoms of poisoning such as blood in urine and vomiting, it needs to be treated promptly according to the dog’s symptoms, and drugs need to be used to protect the liver.

Dogs must not eatraisins:

For dogs, grapes are equivalent to poison. After dogs eat them, they will develop hypercalcemia, causing vomiting and diarrhea. Biochemical tests such as creatinine and urea nitrogen and other kidney function indicators will increase, leading to acute symptoms. Kidney failure can easily lead to death within a short period of time. Often called glucose poisoning.

If a dog accidentally eats grapes, it needs to be fed diluted hydrogen peroxide in time to induce vomiting. At the same time, any food containing grape ingredients cannot be fed to dogs, such as cakes, bread, etc.