The best dog food for Corgis isn’t just the tastiest, or the most protein-rich. Manufacturers that make AAFCO-approved kibbles and canned food must also adhere to industry guidelines around what ‘a healthy amount of calcium’ means for our dogs. This also needs to be carefully balanced against phosphorus — in short, your Corgi food will already be appropriately balanced. You will not usually need to give your dog extra calcium in the form of supplements.
If you suspect, however, that your puppy or grown Corgi may not be getting enough of this joint- and bone-healthy nutrient, please don’t hesitate to visit his vet. This is the best way to get advice that is specific to your particular best friend. More calcium is not always better, as it can sometimes lead to excessive development, especially in pups.