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Dog ate a grape.

Species: Dog
Breed: miniature schnauzer
Age: 2-5 years
Hi,

My 2 year old miniature schnauzer ate a red seedless grape about 20 minutes ago.
I know they can be toxic and cause kidney damage,
so what can i do to help him?
will he be ok?
thank-you,

Lily xx


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Are grapes bad for dogs?

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Dr. Marie replied:

Here is a previously answered question that will likely help:

Grape toxicity in dogs.

That question is primarily about raisins, but the answer is the same as for grapes.

Dr. Marie.

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