What should I do if the Corgi is picky and refuses to eat dog food? First, feed it regularly and quantitatively to correct the Corgi’s picky eating habit of not eating if it doesn’t want to. If the picky eating is caused by indigestion, you can feed the Corgi some digestive tablets to promote digestion; secondly, Feed the Corgi less snacks to prevent it from eating too many snacks and not wanting to eat dog food.

1. Correct picky eating habits

Many of Corgi’s picky eating habits are developed by their owners. They are afraid that the dog will be hungry and always coax it to eat. Over time, the Corgi will feel that he can eat what he wants, so he will not So much about food. If you want to fundamentally correct Corgi's picky eating habits, you should train your dog to eat on time, and set a set time for the dog when feeding. Regardless of whether it eats or not, the food will be taken away after the time is exceeded. The dog may be hungry at first, but over time the dog will develop good habits.

2. Promote gastrointestinal digestion

Some owners feed irregularly, making the corgi sometimes hungry, sometimes overeating, and without proper exercise, the dog will easily suffer from indigestion, and the dog will naturally not want to eat. Something. At this time, the owner can feed the dog some digestive tablets in an appropriate amount to help promote gastrointestinal digestion. When the food in the dog's intestines is digested and they feel hungry, they will naturally eat.

3. Reduce the supply of snacks

Giving Corgi too many snacks is also a major reason why dogs are picky eaters, because snacks are generally more delicious than dog food. Once too many snacks are eaten, the dog will no longer want to eat dog food. Therefore, you should not give snacks to dogs casually. It is recommended to only feed them in small amounts during training and praise.