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That’s why parsnips are healthy for dogs
Parsnips contain numerous vitamins and nutrients for your dog and therefore have a very positive effect on the metabolism, immune system, bones, and teeth.
- Parsnips are high in carbohydrates, B and C vitamins, and high in calcium and phosphorus.
- The comparison to carrots is also worth mentioning. The parsnip contains significantly more protein, fiber, and potassium.
- The ingredient inulin ensures healthy digestion and supports intestinal flora.
How should you feed them?
To get the health benefits of parsnips on your dog, there are a few things to keep in mind when feeding them.
- In principle, the root can be fed raw or cooked. When raw, it is best used as a snack between meals.
- In order for your dog to be able to optimally absorb all the nutrients from the parsnips, it is better to feed them cooked or steamed.
- The parsnip can also be fed well in combination with other root vegetables such as carrots or beetroot and offers a tasty change for your dog.