Golden Retrievers cannot eat grapes

Because grapes contain a high content of glucose and fructose, and dogs are extremely sensitive to sugar. Ingestion of a certain amount of grapes may cause allergic poisoning in dogs. Severe cases may even lead to death. Since each dog has a different physique, their sensitivity to grapes is also different. There are reports that the dose range of grape poisoning in dogs is around 0.32-0.65oz/kg.

Symptoms of grape poisoning in golden retrievers

Signs of poisoning caused by dogs eating grapes often occur within 6 hours, manifesting as depression, vomiting and diarrhea, loss of appetite, and vomiting or excrement. There may be grape residue, and the typical symptoms are the same as acute gastroenteritis. Most dogs will begin to develop acute renal failure within 24-72 hours. In the early stage, there is no urine production or the urine volume is too small. Dehydration and drinking water are common. Dogs complicated by uremia often die if they are not properly treated with medical treatment. The mechanism of acute renal failure in dogs caused by grapes is not yet clear. It may be that grapes damage certain structures of the kidney

What should a golden retriever do after eating grapes

For those who just eat grapes For golden retrievers that eat grapes or raisins, treatment methods such as inducing vomiting, gastric lavage, and activated charcoal administration (to prevent the absorption of toxins) are usually performed. After the owner discovers that his dog has eaten grapes by mistake, it is best to seek medical treatment immediately.