What should Corgis eat during pregnancy? Newly conceived Corgis only need to follow the usual feeding level. After 30 to 45 days, add a small amount of meat, eggs, and yogurt; after 45 to 60 days, you can feel the fetus rolling in the belly. To control the amount of feeding, about 20% to 50% more than usual is enough, and you can increase the number of feedings per day.

The first stage of the Corgi female dog’s pregnancy period is roughly 1 to 30 days. Corgi dogs that have just been conceived (within about one to two weeks) should avoid strenuous exercise, otherwise they are prone to miscarriage! Ensure the female dog’s usual feeding level That’s it. Don’t add too much meat, eggs, nutrients and food intake, because the fetus grows slowly and is very small. If you feed too much food, the nutrients will be absorbed by the female Corgi, which is equivalent to giving to the female Corgi. Fattening; being fat and not exercising is prone to dystocia!

After 30 to 45 days, it enters the second stage, and the fetus in the female dog’s belly begins to grow! The most direct change you can feel is the female dog’s frequent urination. If you used to walk the dog once in the morning and evening, then you should walk the dog once in the morning and evening, then you should walk it every day Add one or two more times, increase the amount of exercise appropriately, and let the female dog have a great body! Increase nutrition appropriately, meat, eggs, yogurt...must be in small amounts. If the fetus absorbs too many nutrients and grows too fast, it will also cause dystocia. Of!

After 45 to 60 days, you can clearly see that the female dog’s belly is bulging! In the last few days, you can feel the fetus rolling in the belly! At this time, you must ensure that the female dog has a certain amount of exercise. If If the female dog can’t run, take her for more walks. At this time, the Corgi female dog is like a hungry wolf, never eating enough! You need to control the amount of feeding (about 20% to 50% more than usual is enough!). If you are soft-hearted and feed too much, it will harm her. !Corgi dogs have different food requirements and consumption amounts at different times.

As the fetus grows, the need for food will increase significantly. The bulging abdomen will compress the stomach, causing the Corgi female dog to eat less each time, and may even suffer from poor appetite. These are normal phenomena and you don’t need to worry. In order to ensure that the female dog and fetus can receive adequate nutrition, the number of feedings per day can be increased. It is best to use special pet food or nutritious puppy goat milk powder to feed pregnant female dogs.

In order to increase the appetite of the pregnant dog, you can also prepare some wet food (such as canned food, Miaoxian bags, etc.) for it to adjust its taste. If the nutritional status of the female dog is poor or she is pregnant with many fetuses, she can supplement the required vitamins and trace elements for her dog under the guidance of a veterinarian. Adequate eating and rich nutrition are the basis for the health of expectant mothers and puppies. Of course, adequate clean drinking water is equally important.