The main symptoms of Pomeranian fever are tongue sticking out, excessive eye mucus, hot tongue, dry or runny nose, lack of energy, and you can feel obviously hot when touching your foot pads and stomach. When a Pomeranian has a fever, its body temperature will exceed 38 degrees Celsius, and sometimes it will feel sore and backache, making it feel uncomfortable all over and curl up in a corner with chills and trembling. In severe cases, it will affect the dog's appetite.

Solutions to Pomeranian fever

1. Drink more water. First of all, you can make Pomeranian drink more water to promote Pomelo to urinate more and lower the body temperature.

2. Take antipyretics. If Pomeranian's fever does not go away, you can take antipyretics. The specific medication and dosage must be strictly followed by your pet's doctor.

3. Wipe with alcohol. You can use 75% alcohol or warm water to wipe the limbs, chest, back and neck, etc. You can also use a towel soaked in ice water or cold water to apply a cold compress. Generally, it is placed on the side of the neck, groin, armpit, etc., and replaced every 5 minutes.

4. Pay attention to your diet. In addition, pay more attention to food hygiene. During the fever period, the dog's food must be light and greasy food cannot be given to it.

5. Send to hospital for treatment. There are many causes of dog fever. Only by solving the real lesions can the symptoms of Pomeranian fever be eliminated. It is best for the owner to take the dog to the hospital for further examination.