What to do if the corgi has an uneven back, the corgi has a hard bump on his back

Let the doctor check what the cause is, and then prescribe the right medicine.

The Welsh Corgi, also known as the Pembrocker Wells Corgi, is a small dog with erect ears, brown eyes that are oval, a thorax that tapers downward, a short, thick layer of fluff, and a long, coarse outer coat. Native to the UK, it is friendly, daring, gentle, easy to train, and quickly adapts to life at home.

The corgi skeleton is very small and does not represent impurity.

The average Corgi is short in stature, with moderate bone mass and a deep chest. The proportions of the side profile of the entire body are much longer than the height. When standing naturally, both males and females are about inches tall at the shoulders.

The ideal ratio of height and body length is about 1. The ideal weight for males is about 30-38 pounds; The ideal weight for females is about 25-34 pounds. The overall proportions are not harmonious, and the body size is too large or too small is a serious defect.

In addition, the Corgi tail is positioned very low and resembles a fox's tail. The overall impression is that of a pretty, powerful small dog with very good speed and stamina, intelligent, and a sturdy construction, but not rough. Looking at the corgi dorsal line, the back is hard and horizontal, and the buttocks are neither protruding nor concave.

It is permissible that a slightly thicker neck coat meets a slightly shorter body hair to cause a slight depression behind the shoulders.

Is it a subcutaneous lipoma, if it has not affected the normal life of the corgi now, it should be conservative first**, and it will be operated on if it does not work. My friend's Teddy had subcutaneous lipoma before, and the combination of anti-tumor Eikang beef lozenges and prednisolone**, plus control the dog's diet to prevent fat-eating behavior, because most of the lipoma is caused by fat accumulation, so it is necessary to control the dog's diet.

There could be these reasons:Clause. 1. The dog is in the growth period, and it is normal for its neck to thicken at this time.

Clause. Second, the dog has lymphadenopathy or thyroid disease that causes the neck to thicken, and it needs to go to the animal hospital for specific examination to confirm the diagnosis**.

The Willis Corgi is a breed of dog brought over by Flemish workers, and based on its fox-like head, it is believed that this dog is closely related to the ancestors of the sharp-billed dog. However, some people believe that it was the mating of the Swedish short-legged long-bodied dog and the indigenous people who were transmitted to Viax with the Swedish ** that produced the corgi. The Panbrook is a dog breed that is good at herding cattle like the Cadiccan.

Because of its light body and agile movements, this dog can escape at great speed when a domestic animal with a bite on its hind heel is angry.

The neck is of moderate length, muscular, and has no fat. Males, in particular, have a very well-developed neck, but in harmony with the overall proportions. The neck is stretched forward and is well integrated with the shoulders.

The dorsal line is horizontal. The body is long and sturdy. The chest is of moderate width and the sternum is prominent.

The chest is deep and the ribs are well supported, providing enough room for the lungs. The ribs extend backwards. The waist is short, strong, and moderately raised.

The lumbar fossa is clear.

The fatal shortcomings of corgis are: difficult to take care of hair, easy to have ** diseases, easy to gain weight, bad stomach, and serious hair loss.

1. Corgi hair is difficult to take care of

Corgis are long and have short limbs, so it is obvious that the belly of the Corgi is always almost close to the ground, and it is easy to get dirty, especially in rainy weather, the corgi belly will be very dirty at this time, so it often needs to be cleaned, which is also a chore.

2. Corgis are prone to ** diseases

The corgi hair layer is thick with stiff bristles on the outside and villi on the inside. Blow dry in the bath and blow at least twice repeatedly. If you don't blow dry, you may realize that you are sick, so the care of the corgi cannot be ignored.

3. Corgis gain weight easily

Corgi is not picky about food, eats everything, does not let go of its mouth when it eats, and is easy to gain weight, fat is not good for all dogs, it will affect their internal organ development, high blood pressure, heart disease, etc., it costs a lot of spirit and money. Therefore, it is best for the owner to raise corgi regularly and quantitatively, and the diet should not be sloppy.

4. Corgi has a bad stomach

Corgi is known as a "glass stomach", the stomach is very fragile, and it is easy to suffer from gastroenteritis, diarrhea, vomiting, etc., so the owner must usually pay attention to the corgi's diet. For corgi dogs with bad stomach, the owner can also feed some probiotics to regulate the corgi's stomach, relieve diarrhea and vomiting, and enhance the corgi's body resistance.

5. Corgi shedding is very serious

Corgis belong to the breed of dogs that shed their hair, so they need to help them groom their hair every day, and also control the absorption of salt, and they can't be too salty, because eating too salty will aggravate the shedding.

Cervical spine injuries do not heal on their own

The initial manifestations of spinal injury: 1. First of all, the dog's hind legs can't move, and can only crawl with the front legs, and it can be seen that the dog is very painful and uncomfortable. 2. The walking steps are relatively weak, and the walking is shaky.

3. If the dog has no strength in all its limbs, the whole body can not move, and can only lie on the ground, it means that it is already very serious, and it is very likely to be paralyzed directly at this time, and it needs to be sent to the hospital in time for a professional pet doctor to check and **. **The method is to go to the hospital for acupuncture, or massage the dog every day, and keep pinching along the dog's spine, remember not to use too much force to avoid causing more damage, just rub it slowly. At the same time, you should give the dog calcium tablets to help its damaged bones grow well, and give it some first-class bone and joint medicine.

Of course, it is best to go to the hospital to take a picture of the dog** to see if it is a dislocation or fracture of the spine, if the spine is fractured, the dog will not live long.