What should Corgi eat after giving birth? Corgis are relatively weak after giving birth and can eat warm drinking water. In the first few days after giving birth, they usually eat broth, porridge, milk and other easily digestible and absorbable foods. After that, they can slowly increase the amount appropriately. In addition to concentrates and vegetables, you should also feed more meat, liver, broth, and eggs; if you want to produce milk, you can eat some crucian carp soup, soybean and pig's trotters soup, etc.

The Corgi is relatively weak after giving birth. At this time, you can provide the Corgi with sufficient warm drinking water. After half a day, the Corgi will have a desire to eat food.

In the first few days, feeding should be based on the principle of "eat less and more meals". Generally, broth, porridge, milk and other foods that are easy to digest and absorb are the main ones. Postpartum corgis not only need nutrition for themselves, but also ensure the secretion of milk. Therefore, a high level of response should be maintained in terms of feeding quantity and nutrient density.

Generally, it can be fed 3 to 4 times a day. In addition to appropriately increasing concentrates and vegetables, more meat, liver, broth, and eggs should also be fed. Pet dogs with insufficient milk can be fed pig trotters and Tongcao soup or fresh fish soup (crucian carp soup). When preparing feed, more than 16.72kj of energy should be supplied every day, and the calcium to phosphorus ratio should be maintained at 1.13:1 to 1.2:1.