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Grapes
dog severe
Go to the vet immediately — don't wait for symptoms.
cat unknown
Severity not yet documented — when in doubt, call your vet or animal poison control.
- Severity
- severe
- Signs
- vomiting within 24h, lethargy, anorexia, acute kidney failure in 24-72h
- Notes
- No established safe dose for any Allium-unrelated Vitis (grape) product — treat ANY ingestion as an emergency, not just amounts above the thresholds below. Dried forms (raisins, currants, sultanas) are more concentrated per gram than fresh grapes.
- Dose_concern
- Acute kidney injury reported at ~0.7 oz/kg body weight in a single sitting, but idiosyncratic.
- Raw Severity
- severe
- Name
- Grapes
- Clinical Signs
- Abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea, agitation, shivering, and excessive thirst.
- Toxic_agents
- tartaric acid (suspected)
- Category
- Food
- Toxic Dose Summary
- The toxicity threshold for dogs is unknown.
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Source: Compiled from standard veterinary toxicology references (ASPCA APCC, Pet Poison Helpline, Merck Veterinary Manual) · view original