Poop color

Is it normal for corgi poop? You can look at the color of the corgi's poop. If the corgi's poop is yellow or brown, and the poop is well-formed, has a certain degree of coagulation and moisture, and is very easy to pick up, then such poop is healthy. If it is other poop, Colors of poop represent different problems. For example, red poop means that the corgi may have gastrointestinal bleeding. Black poop may mean that the dog food is not good and contains a lot of food attractants, and some are very large. Stink.

Poop frequency

Corgi poops about 1 to 3 times a day. If the poop is formed and has no smell, it is a normal excretion. However, if there is no defecation for a day and the poop is abnormally dry and hard, then it is normal. It means that Corgi is a little constipated, which can be improved by improving Corgi's diet. It is best to eat more natural foods containing probiotics, and you can also eat fruits and vegetables rich in plant fiber. If Corgi's poop is very soft and cannot be picked up. If so, it may be that the amount of food usually fed is too much, and the amount of feeding should be appropriately reduced.

Healthy diet

The quality of Corgi’s poop has a lot to do with Corgi’s daily diet. If Corgi’s staple dog food is commercial food containing phagostimulants , then the Corgi’s poop will be smelly and black, and may even cause abnormal hair loss. This is an unhealthy sign. It is best to replace the Corgi’s dog food with low-salt, light, natural dog food containing probiotics. It can help promote digestion and regulate the gastrointestinal tract. It is a good choice for Corgis who love to shed.

Toilet training

Prepare a larger iron sheet in advance, lay a plastic sheet on the bottom, put a few old newspapers stained with corgi urine stains on top, and then place it in the toilet. Corgi dogs usually want to defecate when they first wake up or just after eating. Once you find that your dog wants to defecate, take it to the bathroom and toilet. If the Corgi can defecate in the toilet, it is recommended to give it some Chicken jerky and other dog snacks are used as rewards. Corgi dogs who eat them will have a deeper memory. As long as he is patiently trained for one or two weeks, Corgi can learn to urinate and defecate at a fixed location.

Training Snacks

The dog snacks that Corgis usually use to train and satisfy their cravings cannot be bought just because Corgis like to eat them. You must also look at the nutritional content of the snacks. It is recommended to choose genuine teething snacks with no additives. They are nutritious and delicious, and can also be used for training to grind teeth and replenish calcium!