What should I do if my Corgi doesn’t eat? There are many reasons why the Corgi doesn’t eat. If there are parasites in the body, then the Corgi should be dewormed; if it is a picky eater, you can feed it after a few meals; if it is a diet structure If it is not correct, you should adjust the diet structure; find out the reason why the Corgi does not eat and then solve it accordingly.

There are parasites in the body

You can observe the Corgi’s poop. If parasites are found, the Corgi must be dewormed.

Picky eaters

For picky eating problems caused by frequent snacking, you can eat a few meals and take them away if you don’t want to eat them. Don’t show them to them. Don’t feed other foods during this period. Feed them at the next meal. If you don’t eat them, take them away directly. However, Water cannot be cut off.

Incorrect dietary structure

Corgis are the same as humans. If they only eat a certain kind of food for a long time, Corgis will get tired of it if they eat too much, and they will not like or want to eat. Therefore, it is recommended that pet owners change the food of the Corgi when the Corgi does not eat; they can change the food that they usually like to eat. Also, pet owners should not just feed their Corgis. It is recommended that in addition to feeding dog food, they can also add other foods to their Corgis; such as: chicken breast, beef, Chinese cabbage, apples and other meat and Fruit and vegetables.

Digestive system problems

Friends who raise dogs should know that dogs generally lack digestive enzymes in their bodies, so they cannot eat too much meat and canned food at once, because this type of food contains too much oil and can easily cause cystitis. There is a problem with the digestive system. Also, if the pet owner feeds the Corgi too much and fills it up too much, the stomach and intestines may not be able to digest it for a while, which may also cause the Corgi to feel uncomfortable and not eat. Therefore, you can first fast for half a day or a day and give Corgi some Wangxiang Xiaoshi powder. When feeding in the future, you should pay attention to a certain amount of food to prevent the Corgi from being unwilling to eat again.

Maybe I’m sick from a cold

If the temperature drops suddenly, if the dog is not wiped off in time when it rains, or if the hair is not dried after bathing, it may cause the Corgi to catch a cold and become sick. A sick Corgi will not be in good spirits and will sometimes vomit, have diarrhea, shed tears, sneeze, etc. Of course, his appetite will also decrease significantly. In this case, the pet owner should take timely measures to keep the Corgi warm. If necessary, put a hot water bottle in it to keep it warm. It will be fine after resting for a while.

Suffering from canine distemper or parvo

If a Corgi suffers from canine distemper or parvovirus, he will show symptoms similar to a cold in the early stage, and may also sneeze, have a runny nose, and cough. However, unlike a cold, canine distemper or parvovirus can cause Corgis to have recurring fevers, diarrhea, lethargy, loss of appetite, severe lethargy, and even blood in the stool. Pet owners cannot handle this situation by themselves. They can only take Corgi to the pet hospital for examination and cooperate with the veterinarian to rescue Corgi.