Senior Corgi health: IVDD, hip and knee risks, weight, stairs, and the daily support that protects a long back.
the short answer
Corgis are long-backed and short-legged, which puts load on the spine and knees. The senior years are about lean weight, no stairs or jumps, and prompt vet care for back pain.
This guide is general information, not veterinary advice. BPC-157 and TB-500 are research compounds, not FDA-approved drugs for dogs, and no controlled canine trials have been completed. The plan belongs to your vet. If your dog is suddenly lame, yelping, or unable to bear weight, call your vet first.
