If your dog ate raisins, it’s important to act immediately. Raisins are highly toxic to dogs and can cause serious kidney damage—even in small amounts.
Because there is no known safe quantity, any ingestion should be treated as an emergency.
If your dog has eaten raisins, take these steps right away:
Call our veterinary team now: 425-800-8818
You can also contact ASPCA Animal Poison Control: 888-426-4435
Same-day urgent care appointments are available.
Yes, raisins (like grapes) are toxic to dogs and can lead to acute kidney failure. The exact cause of toxicity is still unknown, and reactions can vary between dogs.
Some dogs may become severely ill after eating only a small amount, while others may not show symptoms right away—but the risk is always present.
Symptoms may begin within a few hours or may be delayed. Common signs include:
Kidney failure can develop within 24–72 hours if untreated.
You should contact a veterinarian immediately if:
Do not wait for symptoms to appear—early treatment is critical.
At L&L Animal Urgent Care, treatment focuses on preventing toxin absorption and protecting kidney function.
Treatment may include:
Early and aggressive treatment significantly improves outcomes.
Raisin toxicity can be severe and unpredictable. If your dog has eaten raisins, it’s always safest to act quickly.
We offer same-day urgent care to help your pet get the care they need as soon as possible.
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