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Coastguard issues urgent warning to dog owners after 'poisonous parsnips' wash up on beaches and can be deadly if eaten

Hemlock water-dropwort roots - which are also known as 'Poisonous Parsnips' or 'Dead Man's Fingers' - was found on the shoreline of at least one popular Welsh beach.

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Hemlock Water Dropwort Roots reportedly washed up in Silloth

MARYPORT Coast Guard have warned members of the public about potentially deadly 'dead mans fingers' located along the West Cumbrian coastline.

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Hemlock Water Dropwort Roots reportedly washed up in Silloth

MARYPORT Coast Guard have warned members of the public about potentially deadly 'dead mans fingers' located along the West Cumbrian coastline.

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Poisonous 'parsnips' warning: Walkers told to avoid deadly plant roots

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'The plant, Hemlock Water Dropwort, more widely referred to as 'Poisonous Parsnips' or 'Dead Man's Fingers', is relatively common along parts of the UK coastline, however, the roots which look similar to a parsnip are extremely toxic to both animals and humans.
'It is possible that recent stormy weather and tidal surges may have unearthed and uprooted these plants, then they have been washed ashore.
'If you think your dog may have come into contact or ingested any 'poisonous parsnips' it is advised to seek veterinary assistance as soon as possible.
'These plants also pose health risks to humans if physical contact is made so caution is advised at this time.'

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Dead man's fingers have been reported at St Bees Cumbria

A warning has been issued to dog walkers after report s of ‘Poisonous Parsnips’ or ‘Dead Man’s Fingers’ at St Bees.

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