Reassure me

[blackcob]

Six grapes aren't going to poison a 24kg dog, are they?

Little swine helped himself from the kitchen counter, only one sprig appears to be missing thankfully.

 

[Spudlet]

I can't see it, myself! Henry (16kg) had a good handful of chocolate covered raisins when I dropped them on the floor, and he's still here

 

[lexiedhb]

Am sure he will be fine- an old Cav we had once ate a whole bunch- the other end was not pretty but he lived to fight another day- (read several years)!

 

[blackcob]

There was that memorable time that Dax ate an entire box of raisin Country Crisp, having opened a wall-mounted cupboard (how?!). The vet thought I was perhaps overreacting but gave her an emetic anyway, then had the good grace to blush and admit that I may have been right when she vomited up piles and piles of raisins.

Bloody animals. Now I have to wash and pick the hair off the remaining grapes.

 

[soloabe]

At least your not the crazy woman who had a bag full of cut up grapes to use for training treats at a training session last week.

 

[blackcob]

At least your not the crazy woman who had a bag full of cut up grapes to use for training treats at a training session last week.

Now I've heard it all.

 

[karen_c]

Sorry, don't want to alarm you...but yes they might. Unfortunately the toxic effects of grapes/raisins are difficult to predict. Some dogs can have toxic effects after just a few, others can eat loads and be fine.