How to feed a pregnant Corgi

Pembroke Corgi Pregnancy Diet:

1. During pregnancy, Pembroke Corgis should be given food rich in various nutrients such as protein, vitamins, and minerals. The mother dog's demand for calcium increases significantly, so extra attention should be paid to supplementation.

2. In addition to feeding dog food, you can also make nutritious meals for Pembroke Corgis, such as boiled meat, crucian carp soup, bone broth, minced meat porridge, etc. It is mainly recommended to feed small meals frequently. Otherwise, if the Corgi becomes too fat, it may lead to difficult delivery. For pregnant dogs, nutritional supplements can include egg yolks, chicken breasts, fish, powdered sheep's milk, beef, vegetables, carrots, bone broth, fruits, etc. This can not only help the dog replenish nutrients and prevent calcium deficiency, but also promote fetal development.

3. For dogs that need to supplement nutrition quickly, it is not enough to rely solely on food intake. At this time, owners may also consider feeding some nutritional products, such as nutritional paste. This can quickly supplement the body with the required nutrients. It can be fed two to three centimeters per week or once every other day.

4. When supplementing nutrition for pregnant dogs, the amount should not be too much. Feeding 3 to 4 times a week is sufficient. Eating too much and being too full can put pressure on the puppies and may also cause indigestion.

Pembroke Corgi Pregnancy Care Precautions:

1. The dog's temperament will change when it is pregnant, and it will no longer like other dogs sniffing its butt. If other dogs come close, it may bark loudly or display aggression. Therefore, when taking the dog out for a walk, pay attention to keeping a distance from other dogs to prevent conflicts.

2. During pregnancy, the dog's body is very fragile, so extra attention should be given to the dog's living environment hygiene. Try to wash and air the place where the dog sleeps more often to reduce the growth of bacteria.

3. Pregnant dogs are usually lazy and do not move much after eating, but it is important to engage them in appropriate exercise at each stage. For example, a walk after meals is necessary every day. This can help facilitate smooth delivery. However, do not let the dog engage in vigorous exercise.