What do you feed your corgi?
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Permalink Reply by Rachelle N on
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Andrea, I'm sure it is good.I might give it a try for the sake of variety.
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Actually, Tipper will try it...I'll stick to my own food! LOL!
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Permalink Reply by Adrien on
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We give Charlie both dry and wet food because he tends to be a finicky eater. The one kibble he seems to not get bored of is Nutrisca Chicken and Chickpea. We rotate his wet food through a couple of different flavors/brands, but I usually stick with Avoderm, because it makes his coat nice and shiny.
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Permalink Reply by D46 on
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I switched Bubba over to Fromm Chicken a la Veg shortly after Innova sold out. He got so he just wouldn't eat it much anymore although I did continue to feed him Innova for some months after the new "take over". After I stopped and switched he's done well.
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Permalink Reply by Loki A M on
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We feed Loki a balanced raw food diet. It's done wonders for his weight management, he only poops once a day and it doesn't smell! Bonus points there! When raw food is not as convenient we feed him Acana duck and pear or wellness core wet food. He goes bananas for wet food. His treats usually consist of freeze dried liver (any kind of liver, he doesn't care!), fruits and veggies. But being a corgi, he will eat anything and everything.
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Permalink Reply by Karina Latham on
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Our corgi pup gets home made doggie meatloaf and optimum puppy dry mixed together
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Permalink Reply by Zion (pem) & Andrew (me) on
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Taste of the Wild- Buffalo.
Perfect balance of price point and quality.
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Permalink Reply by Regina Schulz on
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nice! I have mine back on K9 naturals raw food from new zealand. its a totally clean product. no antibiotics. no hormones. meat and bone and blood. they love it, their coats get nice and shiny and they lose extra weight quickly. I buy 44 pounds a month and feed 6oz each dog per meal 2x daily. Costs me about $180 a month for two dogs.
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Permalink Reply by Eve B. Lee and Charity on
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1/2 cup Blue Buffalo (Wilderness) dry with one teaspoon canned Blue meat twice daily
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Permalink Reply by Susan Marie Kovalinsky on
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I feed my Pembroke Welsh Corgi puppy (age 4 1/2 months) Merrick Classic Chicken, Brown Rice, Green Pea , Puppy Formula. Also some plain chicken and cottage cheese.
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Permalink Reply by Tze Peng on
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I've finally settled down for Go!Natural Sensitivity and Shine Salmon Flavor for Walnut. He started off with Natural Balance Ultra Premium, but got into diaherea. I switched it to Natural Balance L.I.D potato and duck/ fish flavor at the same time. He is fine with the L.I.D formulation. I switched him to Canada Pet Curean Go!Natural after that, as I do not trust Del monte quality control after taking over Natural Balance.
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