Can dogs eat seedless grapes?

Any dog, regardless of size, age, breed or gender, can be stricken with the fatal toxicity of kidney failure accompanied by an inability to produce urine. There are no safe grapes for dogs. From red or white to seedless or not, all grapes pose the same toxic threat. read more

Some dogs might eat a few grapes without issue, and then become gravely ill the next time they consume grapes. Others fall victim with their very first grape snack. Any dog, regardless of size, age, breed or gender, can be stricken with the fatal toxicity of kidney failure accompanied by an inability to produce urine. read more

Dogs that eat grapes will often start throwing up after ingesting them. Vomiting is good so that the grapes do not end up being completely digested. Once the grapes work their way into the dog’s system, it becomes very dangerous. read more

Eating a significant quantity of grapes (32 g of grapes per kg of dog) can potentially be fatal to dogs, though not to all dogs. About 2/3 of dogs are unaffected by grapes according to a study done by the Animal Poison Control Center. read more

Dogs and grapes spell trouble, but there are a number of fruit alternatives that are safe for your dog to snack on in moderation. Some of these fruits include blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, bananas, watermelon, pineapple, apples and pears. read more