Best food for a Corgi

Answers Pet food was amazing for my girl. Fermented, raw diet that was easy for her to digest and kept her at her ideal weight in her senior years.

We went on line found some recipes and now we make our own, much much better for him, zucchini sweet potatoes, turkey or hamburger spinach, peas, carrots

Purina Pro Plan Sensitive Skin and Stomach once a day in the morning. At dinner it’s fried ground beef with rice or a vegetable such as peas or broccoli. Always drain as much fat as possible from the beef. It has worked well for our Boy. There are very few pet foods I trust anymore.

Blue Buffalo healthy weight, a dollop of canned pumpkin and a handful of frozen green beans.

My last Corgi lived on Fromm Gold. But, the breeder I got my current child from fed Nutrisource. I’d never heard of it before, but researched and decided to stick with it. I’m pretty careful about buying American made with American sourced ingredients.

2 of mine get fresh pet, 2 get rachel ray canned and 2 get pedigree canned but all get rachel ray dry limited ingredients.

My Corgi is 15 years old, she is a Blue Buffalo girl all the way. Her stomach has gotten a little sensitive as she got older so she is on Blue Buffalo Blissful belly, perfect for her!!

I like Nutro Limited Ingredient kibble. Mine gets lamb.

You can do a quick study and educate yourself on what is best. I wouldn’t ask the vet. Our vet recommended IAMS and its first ingredient is corn. We had ours on Blue Buffalo then after comparing ingredients switched to Kirklands from Costco. It’s cheaper and has the same ingredients as Blue Buffalo.

Canidae we’ve used it for years now. High quality food!

My Chai has a sensitive stomach and was on Royal Canin, Gastrointestional which I had to buy from her vet. It was very expensive but she tolorated it well. I eventually weined her onto Purina Pro Plan sensitive stomach, salmon & rice. She’s been on it now for over a year and tolorates it very well. I recommend it.

Fromms Gold and Best Breed by Dr Gary..all free choice..never any issues.

I used to give mine purina pro plan, then both of mine got really sick. Couldn’t figure out was wrong. Before running a crap ton of very expensive tests from the vet I switched their food to Kirkland brand – 1/2 of the bowl is kibble the other half is fresh veggies, pumpkin, coconut oil, eggs, meat & raw bones, yogurt, cottage cheese, goats milk ect (they get a variety) Not only did my male corgi slim back down they got better quickly, more energy and their coats are so shiny!

Diamond naturals lamb and rice…no corn, wheat or soy…get at your local feed store.

Need more info as to why you need to change. Allergies? Cost? I had 2 schnauzers who, as it turned out, were allergic to beef. My vet said to feed a lamb formula. I fed ProPlan for years. They have 2 formulas for sensitive skin & stomach: salmon & rice, and lamb & oatmeal. Also fed to my Corgis. But it got so expensive so I’ve now switched to 4-Health brand sold at Tractor Supply. Good ingredients and several of their formulas have taurine, which is a good enzyme for the heart—especially important if you’re on the grain free kick (not a good idea). I usually get the fish & rice formula and a chicken/rice or lamb/rice formula and mix them.