Will Deadly Grapes Intoxicate Dog? 💔 Bondi Vet

[@CC-xn5xi]

I love this vet. She's very sympathetic.

[@TheMidnadarkness]

the owner did not know that grapes are toxic to dogs . the owner made a honest mistake always research first .

[@seasmacfarlane6418]

Research first.... this owner did it the wrong way round 😢.

[@loveanimal2675]

I agree

[@GamerBinarypointlive]

She must but accidents happen dog must have ate it lower lvl

[@GamerBinarypointlive]

My dog tried steal my chocolate I stopped her

[@twonyx213]

poor dog overweight too she don't deserve it. how can you be a dog owner and not do any research or basic care.

[@katharina5484]

I once wanted to give my dog a grape when I was a child but he didn’t eat it, fortunately. Kinda stuck in my memory because he used to eat everything!

[@dontknowdocare]

"a watched dog never vomits" 😂. I bet this doctor could have a side gig as a stand up comedian, she's hilarious.

[@nataliemcgovern3087]

I never knew grapes were toxic. Thank you SO much for this information!

[@lindasutton4014]

Also rasins

[@thepoodiesquad5520]

And cherrys, tomatoes, candy, avocados. But you should feed your dogs strawberry’s as they are healthy for your dog ( too much can be bad)

[@Kat_onpaws321]

Also avavoado chocolate onions raisins garic processed meat and candy

[@Peridot0000]

​@thepoodiesquad5520 The only thing you listed thats actually potentially dangerous are avocados. But you need a decent amount to be really dangerous and it mostly just causes an upset stomach. Still avoid it, but dont freak out unless your dog gets into a lot or eats the skin. Cherries and tomatoes are safe if pitted for the former and cut into appropriate sizes for the latter. As for candy, while its not good for them, unless it has an artificial sweetener or chocolate in it its probably fine.

[@twonyx213]

it's basic knowledge to know what your pet can and cannot eat.

[@OkkenBomm]

Our puppy got into a whole box of grapes. Animal hospital in 2 nights. Thank god for insurance

[@DrawciaGleam02]

Oh no......

[@A_Rainworld_Fan.]

Both of my parents fed our 3 puppies grapes, they lived all the way to 18. One of them is still going! But please still don't feed your dogs grapes, it's better not to take chances.

[@alexr4151]

Just going to add that raisins are toxic, too.

[@CapriceCEtheredge_]

because raisins are dried grapes

[@vonadawilliamsom6873]

Great for Zack tough little cutie, and I love the breed and still do.❤

[@renn3014]

This dog is such a sweetheart 🥹🥹🥹

[@spreest9537]

The reason that no grape ice cream exists is this very reason. Ben&Jerry's own founder attempted to make grape ice cream for the woman he loved. It proved to be very tricky, but once he had managed, he gifted the ice cream to her, and she was over the moon. So much so, that she decided that not only she could have some, but so could her pet dog. The dog unfortunately passed, and thus, grape ice cream was not made again.

[@ashleymitts]

How do you know this?

[@spreest9537]

@@ashleymitts I read about it, and now that piece of information just floats about my brain!

[@nevaehbenstead1433]

that’s completely untrue 😂😂😂

[@gothgf16]

that’s an urban legend

[@chocolatechipbtch495]

Google food to give ur dog before u give them I’ve done it soo many times and it has saved vet bills 😭

[@deborahpaulus2059]

I panicked over a little chocolate in a 75 pound dog. Apparently, he didn't get enough to have issues based on his weight. He remained his happy goofball self, having no I'll effects of having the last few bites of my desert.

[@phoenixflamegames1]

It’s all about the dosis compared to the body.

[@trixfox45]

I think it was my partners smaller dog that ate an entire bar of chocolate yet was still completely fine. One lucky dog.

[@kayleen9110]

No one would ever guess grapes would be toxic.

[@Wild_Bill57]

Used to feed our Australian cattle dog grapes until we learned that they were bad for him. Didn’t bother him at all and he lived to be 17 years old. He loved all kinds of food, we just checked before giving him anything unusual after that.

[@vonadawilliamsom6873]

Poor Zack, I had a pomeranian, and she was like Zack, but my pom found it on the floor cause I could not see it and just rolled it around and played with it I l gave command to drop it she did, and it was not even broken, no cuts or teeth punched through or nothing . I told her good dog gave her a treat of hers and threw that away. Never bought grapes again.

[@ashleymitts]

Our little dog did the same with a grape. Lol she rolled over it and played with it like a ball.

[@SMcCaskill]

That dog has a cast iron stomach...

[@lindamoulton1560]

I literally have signs (and a fridge magnet) all over the house and clinic saying what our pups can and cannot eat. I once did a slow-motion "NOOOOOO" when my mom tried to feed my dog cherries (pup didn't eat them, and we gave the dog some blueberries as a compromise lol)

[@elizabethsloan3192]

He really is a cute dog

[@lindasutton4014]

Gastric lavage is an option when Emesis is unobtainable.

[@DarkRose0523]

That’s why I’d recommend all pet owners to look up food before giving it to their pet 😅

[@bayareagrl4ever526]

Research toxic food for dogs, OMG!! No onions, no grapes or raisins, no chocolate, no apple seeds, etc. poor, poor dog

[@Kroxplayzzz]

Thank god that da dog was one of the lucky ones! I don’t feed my dog grapes because I luv my dog so much!🐾❤️

[@rbeaddesigns]

Omg I did the same thing!! Gave my dog a big grape and then it occurred to me they might be poisonous. One vet trip and huge bill later, he’s fine.

[@PetaHewitt]

Zac looks like a cream schipperke cross. Schipp would explain the stubbornness and the cast iron stomach

[@MissLisaBabyx]

I never knew this, i gave my mothers dog 1 grape till she said about it, took me ages to pry it from her mouth and give her another treat.. 😮 wld never have thought it.

[@gretasimmons8987]

Lends new meaning to Grapes of wrath 😂 poor doggie

[@K4T123-kat]

PLEASE PIN THIS TO SPREAD AWARENESS! Grapes Avocado Caffeine Dairy products Bones Corn on the cob Mushrooms Salt Macadamia nuts Alcohol Bread dough Onions Salty foods Fatty foods Raw meat and eggs, (boiled eggs are fine, but there are individually toxic ingredients.) Tomatoes Chocolate Garlic Chives Yeast dough Nuts Gum and candy Rhubarb And apricot pits. These foods could be fatal to dogs, so make sure you Search up before you feed your dogs.

[@A_Rainworld_Fan.]

Both of my parents fed our 3 puppies grapes, they lived all the way to 18. One of them is still going! But please still don't feed your dogs grapes, it's better not to take chances.

[@julieklaczkiewicz1977]

Back in mid 80's our poodle would eat about everything. Grapes, oranges, peaches, radishes. Green onion if it had corn beef and cream cheese. Mushrooms had to be sturdy fried.

[@jennlittle2534]

Charcoal being fed to the dog is making me nauseous💀

[@Wolfpawproduction230]

If you dont know then google it up ? :/

[@crystalshimpf6568]

The dog is so cute❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Foxgirl2015]

Very good and healthy treat for dogs and watermelon without the seeds if you didn’t know

[@gloriatookmanian9655]

Thats one cast iron stomach!

[@sarahprice659]

I fed my dogs grapes. I had no idea that they often have fatal toxic reactions to them. I was very, very, very lucky. Neither of my dogs had any negative reactions. I was shocked when, months later, I found out what I had done.

[@christineschermerhorn199]

Don’t have pets

[@CatherineJane-c2y]

Just search if grapes are toxic for dogs before you give it to your dog

[@MeganWhamGMfan]

DOGGO❤

[@susanperry4177]

my vet said peroxide for my cat. would that work for a dog?

[@Doxielady]

Do not administer that on your own. Dear god.

[@ChandraSims]

Yes I've had to do it before. Just be sure to look up how much for your k9s weight

[@Peridot0000]

​​@@ChandraSims Absolutely not unless specified instrusted by a vet. Most do not recommend this anymore because it can cause some serious problems. Of you're concerned call animal poison control or a vet.

[@ChandraSims]

@Peridot0000 I had no choice, no vet close enough, it was either do that or take chances of my dog dying because she swallowed something that would seriously harm her. She went to vet afterwards for a check up. Thanks for the comment though.

[@ChandraSims]

And btw the vet did tell me to do it.

[@katherinegaryclarkegoddard7365]

What happened? Was the dog ok?

[@seasmacfarlane6418]

Grapes, dried fruits, cherries, tomatoes, onions, and onion family, (garlic, leeks etc.,) chocolate, xylitol, avocados, bones (can splinter and get stuck), potato leaves or stems, raw potato, apricot and peach pits, too much salt or sugar ........... among other things. All toxic and/ or harmful. Always check before you give your dog anything other than proper dog food.

[@T.K.T]

Why tomatoes?

[@seasmacfarlane6418]

@T.K.T Very small quantities of ripe tomatoes can be okay, but stalks, leaves, blossoms, and green tomatoes can cause problems due to solanine and tomatine which are toxic. Sometimes, even a ripe looking tomato may not be completely okay, so some vets advise not giving tomatoes to dogs, just to be safe.

[@lrkenielsen8856]

Weird. Our dog loves cherries that had fallen from the tree

[@phoenixflamegames1]

….activated charcoal. What😂 who and how was it discovered that that would help??

[@yehyeh5066]

I don't get why he is getting treatment when he isn't sick?? The grapes may not hurt him.

[@OceanBlvd5SOS]

Some dogs may be ok after grapes but some may not and may develop toxicity. It’s not worth waiting on treatment and guessing which kind your dog will be…By the time the damage is done it’s REALLY bad.

[@trixfox45]

It's always good to be safe than sorry. My aunts cat got stuck on the window ,she must have been hanging there for hours. She was fine once she got help from my cousin ,she died the very same evening due to internal bleeding.

[@jeaxin420]

why you reload videos? we already saw this one :(

[@yourgodismean4526]

How many times did the narrator recap in the middle of a 10 minute video? I gave up after the 3rd time. Ffs

[@HonkLoser]

It’s taken from a full episode, so the cuts are from the episode.

[@terrygreen5814]

Poor dog. All they did to him and he doesn't understand why.

[@eidolonunder_rock5221]

Why not use hydrogen peroxide to induce vomiting?

[@Kuro_Reaper]

A lot of vets don't like to use it and prefer to use a different alternative becuase Hydrogen Peroxide can be less effective; also some animals have a really bad reaction to it where they get breathing issues or take longer to reccover after. Think it can also cause chemical burns but am not sure if that is just when people do it at home/don't get it right.

[@OceanBlvd5SOS]

I work at a vet and we always advise against peroxide because it can ulcerate the stomach.

[@ChristopherWilliamSimanjun]

Hi, guys. Nice to see you all! This the note for my little brother because he work as chef in restaurant.

[@nathanhearld474]

Who give they dog something without doing research first

[@Wild_Bill57]

@@nathanhearld474 probably everybody except you. Everyone knows about chocolate, but grapes are only recently becoming well known to be bad for dogs.

[@Kuro_Reaper]

@@Wild_Bill57 People shouldn't just assume "because I can, they can". You wouldn't just assume you can feed a Rabbit meat just because you are eating it, and you would start eating poisened berries becuase you seen a Bear eat them.

[@Wild_Bill57]

@@Kuro_Reaper your analogy is a bit weak. Rabbits are vegetarians and won’t eat meat. Dog, although primarily are carnivores, they are omnivorous by nature. Where chocolate is processed, grapes are not. All I’m saying is that your indignation is a bit over the top.

[@SOCgirl1231]

These things often happen by accident. When my dog was younger, he jumped up onto the Christmas Dinner table and ate some of the ham. We were all outside and the food was left inside so we had no idea he was eating it until someone went indoors, and we also had no clue that he could jump high enough to get on the table. It didn't affect him at all and he is still very much alive and well 7 years later

[@Kuro_Reaper]

@@Wild_Bill57 Rabbits are herbivores but the whole herbivore, omnivore and carnbivore is a spectrum. A lot of herbivores eat insects/meat and a lot of carnivores will also eat plants. Bears are omniverous but they digest foods we can't digest. Just because dogs and humans are both omniverous; doesn't meat we can eat the same. Also dogs require a higher meat content in their diets, and humans a lower one and higher plants. I don't understand how this is relevent at all. Most people know dogs can't eat chocolate; so is really no excuse to not think dogs would't be unable to eat other foods too. People shouldn't be just throwing random food at their pets to eat. Today everyone has a phone to Google it before they give it to their dogs, so isn't like they can't easily access that infomation. The fact that most people feed their dogs, dog food, is also another clear sign they have a different digestive tract than humans too. Is also a reason why it's specifically dog food and not cat or pig food we feed them.

[@twonyx213]

bad owner at its finest. no basic research or knowledge of keeping a healthy dog.

[@ItzEvelyn2]

It’s nobody’s fault in this situation