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concretegurl · 02-22-2011, 07:50 PM

Mine survived a few stray grapes before...I'd watch for signs of sickness since it was only three, jumbo or not...just in case they did effect your dogs.

But if it was like a box of raisin or something in a worrying amount I'd be out the door to animal ER...

Just saw a friend on facebook's post, her dog was chewing some acorns and died later than night...OAK IS TOXIC TO DOGS...she only chewed a few acorns...and then they went to bed I guess or left the house for a bit-it was hard to understand she's well very emotional posting about what happened-understandably-anyways they weren't observing her for a reaction...they didn't realize (oak) acorns were dangerous.

So I'd be leery to watch carefully for any sign of sickness regardless.

Don't mean to freak you out though...just be cautious and aware.

02-22-2011, 07:50 PM	#11
concretegurl Between♥Suspensions Donating Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Vaissades Posts: 7,979	Mine survived a few stray grapes before...I'd watch for signs of sickness since it was only three, jumbo or not...just in case they did effect your dogs. But if it was like a box of raisin or something in a worrying amount I'd be out the door to animal ER... Just saw a friend on facebook's post, her dog was chewing some acorns and died later than night...OAK IS TOXIC TO DOGS...she only chewed a few acorns...and then they went to bed I guess or left the house for a bit-it was hard to understand she's well very emotional posting about what happened-understandably-anyways they weren't observing her for a reaction...they didn't realize (oak) acorns were dangerous. So I'd be leery to watch carefully for any sign of sickness regardless. Don't mean to freak you out though...just be cautious and aware. Last edited by concretegurl; 02-22-2011 at 07:52 PM.