It is important for your dog to eat more than a dozen raisins, because grapes contain hydroxide, and your dog may suffer from oliguria, vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, etc. after eating it. Excessive consumption may even cause poisoning, kidney failure, etc. in dogs. If a dog accidentally eats a large amount of grapes, the owner should induce vomiting immediately. If the effect of inducing vomiting is not good, it is recommended that the owner send the dog to the pet hospital for professional treatment in time.

Tip:

Do not give foods including grapes, mushrooms, onions, chocolate, etc. to dogs as they can easily cause acute renal failure. Usually, these foods need to be placed in places that are not easily accessible to dogs. Grape skins, grape seeds and other residues after eating need to be properly disposed of. If the dog eats it by mistake, observe and seek medical attention promptly to avoid delays.