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Why Raisins is dangerous
Contain an unidentified toxin that can cause sudden kidney failure in dogs. Unlike many toxins, the risk doesn't scale predictably with amount — some dogs react badly to a small handful.
Signs to watch for
Vomiting, reduced appetite, and lethargy within 24 hours; reduced or absent urination 24–72 hours later
What to do next
Contact your vet immediately regardless of how many were eaten. Vets typically induce vomiting if caught early and may recommend IV fluids to protect the kidneys.
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FAQ
Toxicity doesn't clearly scale with amount — some dogs react to a handful, others tolerate more without issue. Any known ingestion warrants a call.
None — raisin ingestion needs prompt veterinary evaluation regardless of quantity.
Immediately, for any known or suspected ingestion.