What should I do if my Corgi doesn’t eat? If in addition to loss of appetite, the Corgi also has symptoms such as vomiting and elevated body temperature, seek medical attention in time. If indigestion causes a refusal to eat, you can feed an appropriate amount of gentamicin and probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal tract. ;Usually, you should choose dog food that is good in palatability and easy to digest.

If in addition to loss of appetite, your Corgi is also accompanied by vomiting, hunger strikes, tears, rapid rise in body temperature, etc., then you should see a doctor in time.

If you have diarrhea, vomiting, lack of energy, not eating or drinking, etc., it may be caused by indigestion. The owner can feed gentamicin in an appropriate amount. The most common one is 80,000 units of injection. Each feeding is 20,000 units, once a day. What needs to be noted is to feed some probiotics every two hours to regulate the gastrointestinal tract and restore gastrointestinal digestion. Function.

If your dog has a picky eating habit, it needs to be trained. When the food comes, you can eat. Don't let Corgi get into the bad habit of eating when he wants and eating later if he doesn't want to. When it's time to eat every day, put the food in front of the dog, regardless of whether it eats it or not, and then move it away after ten minutes. During the rest of the time, except for ensuring that the dog has enough drinking water, no food is given to the dog. Even the most stubborn dog will give in.

It is very necessary to choose the correct and suitable food to feed your Corgi. It is better to choose one that is palatable and 100% natural. Because Corgi is a small dog, it is recommended that you feed Corgi special dog food for small dogs.

You can take your dog out for moderate exercise. Exercise can help digestion, promote appetite, and improve the situation of Corgis not eating dog food.