
Dog Ate Grapes Emergency Checklist
Grapes, raisins, and currants can cause kidney injury in some dogs, and the amount that causes harm is unpredictable. Contact a veterinarian or animal poison control right away.
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Grapes, raisins, and currants can cause kidney injury in some dogs, and the amount that causes harm is unpredictable. Contact a veterinarian or animal poison control right away.
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Is your dog throwing up yellow foam or bile in the early morning? General information about possible causes. If vomiting continues or you are unsure, contact a veterinarian.
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Dog dry heaving without vomit coming up, with a swollen tight abdomen? These can be signs of Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus (GDV/Bloat), which can be life-threatening. Contact an emergency veterinarian immediately.
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Did your dog suddenly lose the use of their back legs? General information on possible causes such as IVDD, what to tell the emergency vet, and questions to ask.
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Is your cat limping or not putting weight on a leg? When to contact a veterinarian, and questions to ask the clinic about transport and care.
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A red swelling in the corner of your dog's eye? When to contact a veterinarian and which questions to ask about treatment options, risks, and follow-up.
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