When do Corgis change their hair? Corgis change their fetal hair at about 3-7 months. Adult dogs change their hair around the two seasons of spring and autumn each year, usually lasting one to two months. This is a normal phenomenon. Owners should pay attention to combing the Corgi every day, pay attention to nutritional supplements, and maintain good environmental hygiene.

Corgis moult their fetal hair at about 3-7 months. After adulthood, the moulting period usually occurs twice a year, usually in the spring and autumn seasons. Therefore, owners need to pay special attention to the hair loss of their Corgis during these two seasons. In fact, the reason why they moult is very simple. Just like us, they wear more clothes when the weather is cold, and take off their clothes one by one when the weather is hot. So they enter the moulting period to better adapt to the ambient temperature.

You can bring a dog-specific comb with you when you take your Corgi out for a walk every morning, then comb the Corgi's hair while walking the dog outside, and throw the hair that falls off the comb into the trash can. Just within. This method can reduce the hair loss of the Corgi and needs to be done twice a day, which means that the owner needs to take the Corgi out twice.

During the Corgi moulting period, nutritional supply is very important. Corgi's hair growth has a high demand for nutrients, so pet owners must increase their nutritional supplements during this period. For this reason, during this period, pet owners should not only feed Corgi dog food, but also prepare more foods rich in protein, vitamins, minerals and other nutrients for Corgi to eat, such as fish, apple puree, soybeans, etc. food. When the owner feeds Corgi, he should also mix some lecithin appropriately for Corgi to eat. This will be of great help to Corgi's hair growth.

In addition to paying attention to combing Corgi's hair and supplementing nutrition, pet owners must also maintain good environmental hygiene at home. Because Corgi's resistance and immunity are not very good during the molting period, it is easy for parasites to invade the body, such as fleas, lice, etc. Therefore, during this period, pet owners should pay attention to maintaining good environmental hygiene and do some sterilization and disinfection work.