FAQ

Dogs can eat properly cooked, plain potatoes in moderation, but never raw or seasoned potatoes. Always peel and cook potatoes thoroughly before serving to your dog.

Raisins (and related fruits like grapes, sultanas, and currants) are the most toxic food for dogs due to their potential to cause acute kidney failure.

Dogs typically begin to show symptoms of raisin toxicity within 12–24 hours after ingestion, with vomiting or diarrhea often occurring within a few hours.

Raisins, grapes, currants, and sultanas are the most toxic foods for dogs, potentially causing fatal kidney failure even in small amounts.

Dogs may begin to show symptoms of raisin toxicity within 12–24 hours of ingestion, with vomiting and diarrhea often appearing within just a few hours.

Raisins, grapes, currants, and sultanas are the most toxic foods for dogs, often causing acute kidney failure even in small amounts.

Dogs typically begin showing symptoms of raisin toxicity within 12–24 hours after ingestion, with some early signs appearing just a few hours afterward.

You should contact a veterinarian immediately, as even one grape can cause serious kidney issues in dogs, and early treatment is critical.

Even one raisin can be toxic to dogs and potentially cause acute kidney failure; immediate veterinary attention is strongly recommended.

There is no safe number of raisins a 50 lb dog can eat; even a single raisin can be toxic and potentially deadly.