Overview
Yes, dogs can eat parasol mushrooms; they are beneficial for dogs as they are fortified with vitamin D, antioxidative and antimicrobial properties. But when foraging, take care not to mix up parasol mushrooms with poisonous look-a-like.
Can dogs eat Parasol mushrooms?
Benefits
- Parasol mushrooms have vitamin D, which promotes bones, muscles, and teeth health.
- They also have antioxidant and antimicrobial properties, which help boost a dog's immune system and fight off infections and diseases.
Risks
- There are parasol mushroom lookalikes that are poisonous to humans and dogs. Because this is a wild mushroom, extreme caution must be taken when foraging.
Servings
- Chop into bite-sized pieces. Boil the mushroom before giving it to your dog.
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