What should you feed your Corgi during lactation? First, porridge should be the main meal within 1 or 2 days after delivery, with a small amount of meat added to increase the appetite of Corgi during lactation. Secondly, you can add some meat and other foods 3 or 4 days after delivery, and feed them appropriately. Nutritional paste can supplement the nutrition of the lactating Corgi; thirdly, 7 days after delivery, you can feed the lactating Corgi to eat dog food. You can also choose high-protein foods such as fish soup.

First of all, generally speaking, Corgis eat less in the first few days after delivery. Within 1 or 2 days after delivery, in addition to supplementing drinking water for the lactating Corgi, porridge is the main meal, and a small amount of meat can be added to increase the appetite of the female dog.

Secondly, Corgi’s food can be increased 3 to 4 days after giving birth, and you can also add more meat, etc. At the same time, the mother dog must be fed nutritional paste to supplement necessary energy, and appropriate exercise is also required.

Third, Corgi’s diet can return to normal after 7 days after giving birth. You can feed dog food, but the feeding of puppies requires breastfeeding. It is recommended to reduce the feeding pressure of the mother dog and feed the puppies. Goat milk powder.

In addition, you also need to pay attention to the postpartum diet of female dogs.

1. Within a week after Corgi is born, try to avoid letting the mother eat greasy food so that the puppies can drink enough colostrum.

2. If Corgi’s milk secretion is insufficient during lactation, you can feed the puppies goat milk powder and follow the principle of small and frequent meals. At the same time, we can also start to solve this problem from the nursing Corgi. To cook a pot of fish soup, the fish you choose is preferably small fish. Feed it to Corgi alone or soak it in dog food.

3. In addition to fish soup, you can also choose some high-protein and easy-to-digest food to feed the dog mother. Don't feed too much each time, feed it four to six times a day, so as to ensure that the milk production of the Corgi during each period of lactation is even.