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Grapes and Raisins Poisoning

Recently it has become known that dogs ingesting fairly modest amounts of grapes or raisins can suffer renal disease and failure. A significant number of these dogs die. 

Do not feed raisins or grapes to your dog and if he or she ingests them, or they are suspected of having done so, arrange intervention right away.

 

 

Pet Poisonings: Algae | Antifreeze | Chocolate | Easter Lily, Other Lily plants, and Cats | Garbage Intoxication | Grapes and Raisins | Household and Prescription Medications | Lawn and Garden Chemicals | Mushrooms | Poinsettias | Potpourri Oils | Rodent Poisons | Varmint Poisons, Other | Xylitol toxicity

Do you have a problem that requires urgent help? 

When in doubt, call one of our clinics!  Phone call advice is free and we will help you decide the risks. 608-274-7772

 

 
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