quick question about grapes My Husband was telling his coworkers how Lizzie loves grapes and someone told him that grapes can kill dogs...as little as 7 grapes....Has anyone heard of this??:confused: |
Yes, grapes are poisonous to dogs...and raisins...along with chocolate and onions... |
Grapes and Raisin can cause acute renal failure in dogs. http://www.snopes.com/critters/crusader/raisins.asp |
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arly clinical signs of kidney failure in dogs * increased water consumption * increased urine production. Clinical signs of more advanced kidney failure in dogs * loss of appetite * depression * vomiting * diarrhea * very bad breath * ulcers in the mouth. http://chinese-school.netfirms.com/r...e-in-dogs.html |
No grapes...they can cause kidney failure...You can find a different kind of treat to give like little pieces of peeled apple...Those are safe :) Just make sure not to give seeds...Apple seeds are toxic. |
I was horrified years back when I found out grapes were poisonous to our furbabies, as I had read a lot of places that listed them as safe to give to them. But then I seen a thing on TV where they had recently found they were actually poisonous to our furkids. Here I would give them to Isaiah (our boxer) as a treat every now and again. It's scary how things change, one minute something is ok for them, the next minute we find out it's NOT ok. |
there are so many things that our babies can not consume that seem so harmless to us... thats why I try not to give them anything but there food. |
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Yes grapes are dangerous for the kidneys. Ppl think they are safe cause it's a fruit or whatever but a lot of ppl don't do research before giving their dogs something. There are many things dogs shouldn't have |
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http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=117524 I read this today |
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