How to make Corgi's ears stand up? You can feed Corgi more food with high calcium content such as kelp, dried shrimps, tofu, etc. to supplement calcium to help its ears stand up; or you can give Corgi calcium powder to quickly replenish calcium and speed up its ears; also Corgi's ears can be fixed with tape and plastic plates, and the ears can be erect with the help of external force.

The inability of Corgi’s ears to stand up may be due to calcium deficiency. At this time, attention should be paid to supplementing calcium for dogs. When feeding, you can add some foods with high calcium content, such as kelp, tofu, dried shrimps, etc., which can be fed to dogs in appropriate amounts.

In addition to adjusting the daily diet, you can also feed Corgi some pet calcium supplements. If it is the first time for your Corgi to take calcium supplements, it is recommended to take calcium powder first. When the owner usually feeds Corgi, he can mix some of it into his food or brew it with water.

The ultraviolet rays in the sun can very well help corgis absorb calcium. It is recommended that owners take their dogs outdoors to bask in the sun more often. It is not recommended to take your dog out when the sun is strong, because dogs can easily suffer from heatstroke. You can choose between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m., or between 16 p.m. and 18 p.m. in the evening. If the owner does not have time to take the dog out, he can also let him bask in the sun on his balcony.

You can also use external force to help the Corgi's ears stand up, and use tape to stick to the inside of the ears to strengthen the vertical force. First cut a thin plastic pad and stick strong glue on one side of the cut plastic plate, stick it to the inside of the ear, and then stick it on top with strands of cloth to strengthen the fixation. Leave it on for 4-5 days before taking it off to avoid rot or damage to the inner surface of the ear. If the ears still fail to stand up successfully at this time, they can be fixed again after two or three days.