Constipation is a very common thing in Pomeranians. If you don’t pay attention to your diet or you are infected with a disease, constipation will occur immediately. Whether you are a human or a pet dog, constipation is a common occurrence. Constipation is not a disease, but it has a very serious impact on the health of people or animals. In this regard, we should know more about constipation. What are the causes of constipation in Pomeranians? How to treat constipation?

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The general causes of constipation in Pomeranian: getting angry, eating unclean things, irregular life schedule, gastrointestinal dysfunction, eating indigestible food, malnutrition, etc. A normal Pomeranian will defecate regularly every day. If you get up in the morning, you will have a need to defecate half an hour after eating. The excrement of a healthy Pomeranian is moderately soft and hard, and in most cases is khaki in color. The owner can pick it up without contaminating the ground. Pomeranian dogs with constipation do not defecate for a long time, or every time they defecate, they have hard and small particles, which makes defecation difficult, and the color will appear dark brown or similar to black.

Constipation in Pomeranians is not considered a disease, and there are many ways to relieve it. In principle, you should prescribe the right medicine and choose the appropriate treatment method according to the cause of Pomeranian constipation. For example, prepare more food with richer dietary fiber for your pet dog, and prepare more drinking water so that Pomeranian can drink it at any time. Prevent Pomeranian from getting angry or eating unclean things that may cause gastrointestinal disorders.

If the Pomeranian’s constipation is mild, reasonable dietary adjustments can slowly improve the dog’s constipation. However, if the Pomeranian's constipation is very stubborn, and the constipation occurs frequently and for a long time, then when necessary, the Pomeranian must be fed medicine, enema, or surgery to relieve the pet dog's constipation.