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Welsh Corgi grooming care
- Maintenance: It is recommended to brush their coat 2 to 3 times a week to control shedding and keep the fur in good condition. Bathing can be done every 4 to 6 weeks, always using products suitable for their skin and hair type.
- Brushing and grooming: Due to their double coat, Corgis need regular brushing to remove dead hair and prevent tangles, especially during shedding seasons.
- Haircut: It is not recommended to cut their hair, as it acts as natural protection against temperatures. It is only advised to trim excess hair in specific areas like paws or the anal area for hygiene.
- Special attention: It is important to regularly check and clean their ears, as well as monitor the skin for irritations. Additionally, due to their tendency to gain weight, it is recommended to control their diet and encourage daily exercise.
- Recommended grooming appointments: Professional bathing and thorough brushing every 4 to 6 weeks, along with checking nails, pads, and ears.
Do you want the best grooming for your Corgi?
We show you the 3 steps you need to follow to achieve it.
1. BRUSHING AND COMBING
- The Welsh Corgi has a double-layered coat that requires frequent brushing to remove loose hair and prevent tangles.
- During shedding seasons, it is advisable to increase the frequency of brushing, using tools like the rake or the butter comb.
- Brushing also helps distribute the natural oils of their skin and keep the coat in perfect condition.
Corgi grooming mitt
Short-haired dog grooming glove Artero Laika helps remove loose hair and keeps the coat shiny and healthy.
Corgi rake
The Artero Echo rake is designed to help remove excess loose hair and tangles, especially in pets with a double coat.
Corgi comb
The Artero Tango is ideal for removing shedding hair and dense coats, working very well on tangles as well.
Conditioner for Corgi
The Artero Conditioning Mix Spray helps with brushing by providing softness, shine, and a unique fragrance with a spectacular and immediate finish.
Slicker for Corgi
The Artero Juliet includes a finish on each pin that prevents scratching the skin of sensitive dogs and cats.
2. BATHING
- It is recommended to bathe him every 4 to 6 weeks with a specific shampoo that respects his skin and hair type.
- It is essential to dry him completely after the bath, paying special attention to the undercoat to avoid moisture problems.
- The use of a conditioner can be useful to facilitate subsequent brushing and keep the hair softer and more hydrated.
Corgi shampoo
The Artero Vitalizing Shampoo for dogs that require volume and is ideal for sensitive skin or frequent washes.
Conditioner for Corgis
The Artero Protein Vital Conditioner for dogs and cats has a moisturizing and nourishing effect on the coat and skin.
3. HYGIENE
- Ears: Check and clean weekly to prevent infections.
- Teeth: Frequent dental brushing and use of dental snacks to keep their mouth healthy.
- Pads and nose: It is advisable to keep their pads and nose moisturized, especially if they engage in outdoor activities.
Dental cleaning for Corgi
The Artero Dental Pack Smile is a complete dental cleaning set for dogs. It removes tartar plaque and corrects bad breath.
Corgi Perfume
The Artero Perfume Fresh is a penetrating fragrance with notes of wood, vanilla, and musk. Fresh and long-lasting scent in an elegant aluminum container.
Tear stain remover
The Artero Pretty Eyes is the solution for the brown tear stains of our Welsh Corgi. Its continuous use eliminates 100% of the stains.
Paw Repair Cream
To care for our pet's paw pads and dry areas, we will use Artero Defender cream.
Dip Ear Wipes
For proper ear hygiene, we will use Ear Dips. These remove wax and dirt from the external ear area.
Corgi shampoo
Fabulous and effective dry shampoo for dogs and cats in a spray, with no need for water or rinsing. Artero Speed Shampoo restores the coat to the cleanliness of the first day without the need to wash it.
What is the Welsh Corgi like?
The Welsh Corgi is a small but sturdy dog, famous for its cute appearance, short legs, and charming character. It originates from Wales, where it was bred as a herding dog.
It is an active, cheerful, and very intelligent companion, known for its loyalty and affection towards its family. Despite its size, it is an energetic dog that needs daily activity and play.
The Corgi adapts well to indoor life, as long as it gets enough physical exercise and mental stimulation.
With proper nutrition, regular activity, and adequate care, the Welsh Corgi is an excellent, fun, and very affectionate dog.