What is the feeding method for corgi puppies? The bowl used by corgis should not be too big to prevent it from stepping into the basin and eating it, which may easily overturn it. If the dog food is qualified, you can choose imported natural grains. Feed after the blisters are soft. Do not give salt, sugar, bones, etc. to your Corgi puppies. Regularly vaccinate and deworm your Corgi puppies.

When Corgi was little, the bowl he used should not be too big to prevent him from stepping into the pot and eating it, which would easily knock it over. Choose a chassis with a wide and stable bottom; if the dog food is available, you can choose imported natural food. Soak the dog food in water before feeding it. If the dog is 2 months old, it is still mainly dog ​​food. If it is older, feed some apples and carrots in an appropriate amount. Wait for supplementary food; be sure not to feed corgi puppies salt, sugar, bones, etc. Cartilage can be appropriate, and do not feed milk that humans eat to dogs. Dogs’ intestines and stomach are different from people’s.

Purchase a cage with a smaller space at the bottom and strong ventilation. The cage can be longer, more than 90cm, with its nest placed on one side and a food bowl and drinking water device on the other side for easy feeding. Clean up the little Corgi's feces in time and maintain hygiene.

You can buy some fake bones, small leather balls, etc. to train Corgi puppies to reduce the chance of Corgi puppies biting furniture.

Prepare some commonly used medicines for dogs, such as anthelmintics, and vaccinate Corgi puppies regularly to stay away from dogs with infectious diseases.

One week after the corgi puppy returns home, observe that he has no diarrhea and is in good spirits before taking a bath. Be sure to blow dry after each bath to prevent skin diseases.

Pay attention to observe that the dog is in good spirits, has a moist nose, has neither soft nor hard stools, and is free of eye mucus and ear mites, indicating that the Corgi puppy is healthy.

Don’t let the Corgi puppies go downstairs in the first week after returning home. Wait until the Corgi puppies are 3 months old before they can go out. Be careful not to come into contact with other dogs to avoid spreading diseases.

Corgi puppies should not take a bath for 3 days after the injection, do not go out for 2 days just after the injection, and should not take a bath for 10 days after the vaccination.