Corgi health

Being on the porky side is a common issue for Corgis, both Pembrokes and Cardigans. A Corgi that’s overweight is prone to more health issues and a lower quality of …

Hiking is a great way to keep both yourself and your corgi fit and healthy. But when it comes to endurance, it’s hard to know how much your corgi can …

As the cold weather approaches, it’s crucial to remember how this will affect your corgi. In this article, I’ll explain how well corgis tolerate the cold, safe and unsafe temperatures, …

Although most dogs don’t need to worry too much about jumping, for corgis, it’s quite different. For a few important reasons, corgis need to be careful when jumping, and this …

If you’re like me, then you hate leaving your pup home alone, even if it’s just for a few hours. Unfortunately, it’s something we can’t avoid. Still, as responsible owners, …

If you have a corgi with dry skin you’re probably wondering if it’s serious, and of course how to quickly solve the issue. Dry skin is a common problem with …

If your Corgi has diarrhea you’ll want to know why and how you can help them quickly. This article lists the common causes of diarrhea and how to best help …

Does your corgi seem small compared to other corgis you’ve seen outside, at the dog park, or online? As our corgi readership has grown substantially, we’re seeing this question come …

If your corgi is limping, you’ll want to know how serious it is, what caused it, whether to see a vet, and what you can to help. This help guide …

If your corgi kicks up a stink, it can be both worrying and unpleasant. Is there something wrong with your corgi, or is the odor explainable? This article explains the …