What should Corgi puppies feed? Everyone knows that diet is very important for the growth of Corgi puppies. Newly weaned Corgi puppies should choose foods that are easy to digest and palatable, such as milk, rice soup, porridge and juice. , vegetable juice, etc.; as the age increases, you can gradually feed them broth, pasta, and some easily digestible meat foods such as chicken liver.

Corgi puppies, especially those who have just been weaned, have incomplete intestinal digestive functions. When living conditions and environment suddenly change, it is easy to cause gastrointestinal dysfunction in Corgi puppies and cause appetite. Lack of energy, vomiting and diarrhea. Therefore, you should choose foods that are easy to digest and have good palatability. In addition, the nutritional balance of food should be considered, and a certain amount of milk, rice soup, porridge, fruit juice, and vegetable juice should be given. As the dog ages, it can be gradually fed with broth and pasta, and some easily digestible meat such as chicken liver can also be added in an appropriate amount. Feeding should be done regularly and quantitatively, and the food should be of high quality and fresh. Do not feed spoiled meat, vegetables, or rice. Corgi puppies should not be fed large bones, raw fish, and other foods. For Corgi puppies, their food intake should be increased according to their different breeds and growth rates. As the saying goes: "A dog doesn't know when it's hungry or full." Eating too much can easily cause indigestion in Corgi puppies. Therefore, it is better to feed less than too much each time. In addition, there should be sufficient clean water for drinking.

Small corgis are generally fed once in the morning and once in the evening, with the largest meal intake at night. If the dog keeps sniffing or licking the bowl after eating, it means he is not full; if he runs quickly after placing the food and then leaves after smelling it, it means he is not hungry or does not suit his taste. Pay attention and observe until you are full at every meal. You can give some beef and sheep cartilage as a snack in the middle.

Feeding Corgis during their childhood is very important, as it is related to the dog’s future development prospects. There are many precautions that Corgi owners must pay attention to.

From the perspective of Corgi’s diet configuration, when configuring food, do not put too much meat, no more than 70% at a time. Because excessive meat will overburden the gastrointestinal tract and cause diarrhea; especially in puppies, because the gastrointestinal development is not yet sound enough, digestive disorders caused by simply feeding meat are sometimes fatal. And due to the lack of vitamins and other trace elements, dogs can be induced to other diseases and even deformities. Add broth to dog food and add 2 hard-boiled eggs.