Can Dogs Eat Sultanas?
No. Sultanas is toxic to dogs. It contains suspected tartaric acid (dried grapes — concentrated). There is no amount we can call safe, so it should stay off the menu. If your dog has already eaten some, contact your veterinarian or a pet poison hotline right away.
ASPCA Animal Poison Control (US): (888) 426-4435 (a fee may apply) · Pet Poison Helpline (US/CA): (855) 764-7661 (a fee applies)
Why it is toxic
suspected tartaric acid (dried grapes — concentrated)
Which parts are the problem?
Dose & exposure rules
Sultanas are raisins by another name: the same acute kidney injury risk; ANY amount is an emergency
If it must be on the menu: safe preparation
None — no safe amount is established
Symptoms to watch for
vomitinglethargyurination changes
GI signs within 24 h; kidney injury 24-72 h
What to do now
EMERGENCY — vet or ASPCA APCC immediately
FAQ
How much sultanas can a dog eat?
Sultanas are raisins by another name: the same acute kidney injury risk; ANY amount is an emergency
What are the signs of sultanas problems in dogs?
Watch for: vomiting; lethargy; urination changes. GI signs within 24 h; kidney injury 24-72 h
What should I do if my dog ate sultanas?
EMERGENCY — vet or ASPCA APCC immediately
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