SnoutScanToxic · score 0
Is grapes and raisins safe for dogs?
No. Grapes and raisins are toxic to dogs.
Can cause acute kidney failure in dogs, even in small amounts.
How SnoutScan scores grapes and raisins
- Points
- Score 0
- Highest possible score
- 0/100
Any food or treat with grapes and raisins gets a "Not safe for dogs" warning and a score of 0, wherever it sits on the label.
Where it turns up
Fresh grapes, raisins, currants and sultanas, and baked goods made with them.
SnoutScan looks for these words on a label:
- grape
- grapes
- raisin
- raisins
- currant
- currants
- sultana
- sultanas
Related ingredients
Common questions
My dog ate grapes and raisins. What do I do?
Call your vet or an animal poison line now, and tell them roughly how much your dog ate and when. Do not wait for symptoms.
Based on ASPCA and AKC veterinary guidance. This is a guide to labels, not a substitute for your vet.
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