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- Thread starter Samar123
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Hi!
It could be, can you call your vet and discuss this with them?
I would call your vet to know how to proceed
This refers to dogs:
Fatal doses range from 10 to 57g of raisin/kg. (thus extrapolating for cats - fatal doses would be 40-228g of raisins.)
Renal failure in dogs has also been reported and can be seen with doses from 11-30g/kg (extrapolating for cats: 44-120g.)
The question is how much does raisin weigh?
In dogs:
Clinical effects usually become apparent within 6 h of ingestion, and always within 24 h. Early signs are vomiting (in almost all cases), diarrhea within 6–12 h of ingestion, anorexia, abdominal pain, weakness, dehydration, tremors and lethargy.
This refers to dogs:
Fatal doses range from 10 to 57g of raisin/kg. (thus extrapolating for cats - fatal doses would be 40-228g of raisins.)
Renal failure in dogs has also been reported and can be seen with doses from 11-30g/kg (extrapolating for cats: 44-120g.)
The question is how much does raisin weigh?
In dogs:
Clinical effects usually become apparent within 6 h of ingestion, and always within 24 h. Early signs are vomiting (in almost all cases), diarrhea within 6–12 h of ingestion, anorexia, abdominal pain, weakness, dehydration, tremors and lethargy.
