Dogs generally have no abnormal reactions after three days after eating raisins, which means they are out of danger. Normally, dogs may experience vomiting, diarrhea, lack of energy, thirst, dehydration, convulsions, etc. within 1 to 3 hours after eating raisins. If a dog is found to have similar symptoms, it must be induced to vomit immediately and sent to the hospital. If the dog does not suffer from poisoning reaction, it will be fine after treatment at the pet hospital.

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Dogs cannot eat foods high in fat and calories, such as chocolate, coffee, and tea. There are also fruits containing toxins that cannot be fed, such as grapes and avocados. If these are eaten by dogs, they will seriously lead to direct death of the dog.