My dog licked a raisin dish lid. Is less urination a bad sign?

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There was 5 to 6 raisins in a sweet dish and I ate them all. I had to go to another room and I accidentally left the sweet dish bowl lid there, where there was little sweet dish sticking to it. When I came back I saw my dog licking off that lid. Now it's very unlikely that there was any raisins in that bowl lid because I would have seen it but still I am very worried if my dog had eaten any raisins. Its been 15 hrs he is totally fine but is urinating less than normal. Is it some bad sign ? Pet's info: Dog | German Spitz | Male | unneutered | 6 years and 10 months old | 13.22 lbs

Amy S. Eutsey, DVM · Accepted Answer

Hello. Raisins can be toxic, but your pet would not have had an opportunity to ingest enough to cause any issues. Just licking the residue from the dish or eating a tiny piece would not be a problem.

My dog licked a raisin dish lid. Is less urination a bad sign?

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