Corgi’s ears stand up and collapse and need calcium supplements

It can be said that young corgis look the same every day. They grow up every day, and so do their ears. During the growth process, their ears also need calcium. During the continuous growth of cartilage, if there is insufficient calcium, the hardness of the cartilage will not be enough to support the ears, causing the ears to collapse.
For dogs whose ears have fallen again, the owner should add more calcium powder to the food, or chew thick bones for the dog, or feed the dog a bowl of goat milk powder in the morning and evening to supplement the dog. Calcium.

It is normal for Corgi’s ears to stand up and then fall down

Corgis may have ears that stand up and then fall down in about three months. This is normal. The phenomenon. It may be that the bones of Corgi's whole body are becoming stronger during the growth process. When growing rapidly, the calcium content in the body is certain. It can be imagined that the calcium in the ears is used to supply the teeth. So we don’t have to worry about the sudden collapse of the ears. Corgi’s ears will stand up again in 1-2 weeks.

The weight of Corgi’s ears increases

When young Corgis grow rapidly, the weight of their ears also continues to increase, which will occur. The growth rate of cartilage is not as fast as the increase of ear weight, and the ears may stand up and then collapse again. This is normal. You just need to maintain the dog's diet, and the cartilage will grow back over time.
During this period, just add some calcium to the dog’s normal diet. You can have a bowl of goat’s milk in the morning and evening to allow the dog to absorb more calcium, so that the dog’s cartilage can absorb more Calcium helps to erect ears.

The Corgi has ear mites or is injured in its ears

When both Corgi’s ears are standing up, one of them suddenly collapses, which may be due to ear mites. or ear injury. You should first observe the inside of the dog's ears to see if there are wounds or large areas of dirt. Then the owner will clean the dog's ears and send them to a pet hospital for treatment.
Ear mites will cause ear secretions to overflow and suppurate. Dogs will scratch their ears constantly, and if they rub their ears on objects, there will be brown discharge in the ear canal.
The treatment of ear mites can be done by injecting less irritating oil into the ear canal and then gently massaging it to help