Causes of Pomeranian cough:

1. Caused by colds: Pomeranians can also suffer from colds and coughs. As long as the owner takes proper care of them, they will have strong resistance and immunity. Dogs can recover as long as they rest for a few days. Some dogs have severe cold symptoms and have to use cold products to improve their condition.

2. Sudden changes in the environment: Sudden changes in the environment cause Pomeranian cough. From a warm air environment to a cold air environment, fine particles such as smoke and dust irritate the respiratory tract, and pungent smells (such as ammonia, pepper smoke, etc.) ), chronic pathogenic air environment (such as the smell of paint in a new home), etc., can all cause dogs to cough.

3. Living in a harmful environment: Pomeranians living in a harmful environment for a long time (such as an environment with excessive formaldehyde) may suffer from long-term continuous dry cough. At this time, lesions may have appeared in the respiratory tract and lungs. Need to see a vet.

4. Foreign objects stuck in the throat: Pomeranians sometimes eat bones and fish bones, or bite some prickly objects, and foreign objects may get stuck in the throat or pierce the gums. The dog will take the initiative to cough. Hope the thorn will be coughed out.

5. Food poisoning: Poisoning by certain poisons can also cause dogs to cough. In this case, the cough is short and gentle, often accompanied by vomiting and foaming, which is not sticky.

6. Respiratory diseases: Respiratory inflammation, pneumonia, gastroenteritis and other lesions can also cause Pomeranian cough. The cough caused by such lesions is often a long-term continuous cough, and in some cases it is a sharp dry cough. There is sticky matter in the eyes and nose, diarrhea and vomiting, the vomit is relatively sticky, the coat is dull, listless, and loss of appetite.

7. Getting angry: Dogs sometimes get angry easily, which can also lead to coughing. In this case, there is a dry cough, often with discharge from the corners of the eyes, more bloodshot eyes, dry stools, and no other obvious symptoms.

8. Rabies: In the early stage of rabies attack, coughing will also occur. In this case, the Pomeranian will tuck its tail, run around, be afraid of water, bark, foam, and look strangely.

9. Normal cough: Pomeranian dogs are just like people. Excitement, exercise, waking up from sleep, fright, choking on food and other reasons can cause dogs to cough.