Parsnips are good for humans and dogs. The root vegetable contains plenty of vitamin C, vitamin B6, folate, and potassium. These nutrients provide numerous benefits to dogs’ immune systems as well as bone health.

The vitamin C content of parsnip is also beneficial in boosting your pet’s immune system. The antioxidants in parsnips could reduce the risk of certain cancers in dogs. 

Parsnips may even aid in metabolism and could help your dog manage weight. It is especially beneficial for dogs with kidney issues as it can help improve kidney function.

Please do not feed leaves and shoots of parsnips to dogs because they contain a sap that could cause skin irritation and photosensitivity in dogs.

The best way to feed parsnips to dogs is in moderation. Use them as an occasional treat. You can serve raw or cooked parsnips. If serving cooked parsnips, do not add any seasoning to them.

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