Dog Grape Toxicity Calculator

If you have a pet, chances are that one day you’ll have to deal with them getting sick. For example, what do you do if your dog eats grapes? The answer depends on how many grapes they ate and your dog’s weight. The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center has created a Grape Toxicity Calculator that will tell you whether or not your dog is likely to get ill from eating grapes. If your pet has eaten any amount of grapes at all, it’s important to closely monitor their behavior and talk to your vet if they seem ill (especially within 24-48 hours).

Enter your dog’s weight in the calculator.

• Select your dog’s weight from the drop-down menu.
• Select your dog’s breed from the drop-down menu.
• Select your dog’s age.
• If you don’t know if your dog is active or not, choose “Sedentary” for now, and then re-read this section when you’re done with this quiz and we’ll tell you if that was accurate or not!

To determine whether or not a small amount of grape toxicity will cause an issue for my pet.

If your dog has eaten grapes, it’s important to closely monitor their behavior and talk to your vet if they seem ill.

If you suspect that your dog has eaten grapes, it’s important to closely monitor their behavior and talk to your vet if they seem ill. Call your veterinarian immediately and be prepared to give them the following information:

• Your dog’s weight
• How many grapes they ate (if known)
• When they ate them (if known)

If possible, try not to let your dog eat or drink anything until you’ve talked to a vet. If possible, keep him away from other dogs until then as well. Remember that inducing vomiting can cause more harm than good in some cases and should only be done under direct supervision of a professional and never without first consulting with one.

Create a safe environment for pets!

When grapes are fed to dogs and cats, they can cause kidney failure. If you suspect that your pet has eaten grapes, contact your veterinarian immediately.

If you know for sure your dog has eaten grapes but are unsure of the quantity: If you know for sure that your dog ate a small amount of grapes (1-2), there is probably no need to be overly concerned. However, if he or she ate a moderate amount (3-5), call your vet right away! It is important that this type of poisoning be addressed immediately so as not to cause any lasting symptoms or complications.

In conclusion, dogs can be affected by grape toxicity. This calculator can help you understand the risk your dog faces if they’ve eaten grapes. If you’re worried about your pet after finding out they ate grapes, take them to see a veterinarian right away!