Daily care items for Pomeranian

1. Pomeranian’s life should be regular. Feeding should be regular, quantitative, and nutritionally balanced. Pomeranian dogs cannot be allowed to develop bad habits of picky eating and lead to malnutrition. Care should be taken to prevent hypervitaminosis, especially vitamin A or D or calcium deficiency. Pomeranians should not overeat. Generally, 7 to 8 minutes is enough. It is strictly forbidden to feed spoiled food. It is best to wash the food bowl after each feeding to prevent diarrhea or food poisoning.

2. Pay attention to the Pomeranian’s urine condition to determine whether it is normal. The frequency of bowel movements generally changes with the age of the Pomeranian. The average number of bowel movements per day in January and February was approximately 3 times per day. The number of stools is related to the type of food: for example, when meat and rice are fed, the number and quantity of stools are smaller; when more starchy foods are fed, the quantity and quantity of stools are larger. Pay attention to the color, smell, and bugs in your Pomeranian's stool. Normal stool is streaky, medium-hard and soft, and is usually yellow in color. But it is also affected by food, such as eating more meat or feeding some liver, and the feces will generally be black.

3. Pomeranian dogs are afraid of cold, so whether it is winter or summer, you need to pay attention to keeping your Pomeranian dog warm. Don't let your Pomeranian's belly touch the ground for a long time, as this can easily lead to colds, diarrhea or a cold.

4. Pomeranians must be vaccinated against rabies and canine distemper, because canine distemper and parvovirus are extremely common diseases. Once they get infected, they will spend thousands on treatment and most of them will die if they cannot be cured.

5. Eat dog food at least once a day. Buy a better brand so that the grooming dog will not gain weight, will regulate its stomach and body, and can also help with teeth grinding.

6. Pomeranian dogs should drink more water. Prepare a bowl of water and put it on the ground every day, waiting for it to drink at any time.

7. Never give chocolate, grapes, onions and garlic to your Pomeranian. In serious cases, it can lead to death;

8. When the Pomeranian is older, take him out for exercise every day when he is half a year old, which will be good for his body and mood.

9. Play more with the Pomeranian, but don’t be too doting, otherwise the Pomeranian will treat you as a fellow dog instead of its owner. You should have the majesty of the owner appropriately, but you cannot beat him.

10. Don’t bathe your Pomeranian too frequently. If it is dirty, bathe it once a week. Frequent bathing will destroy its immune system.

Precautions for feeding Pomeranian

Feeding frequency and time

The number of feedings per day is roughly as follows: from weaning to three months of age, Pomeranian: three to four times To six months old: two to three times Six months to one year old: twice Time to walk the dog and relieve, pee, clean the potty, and wash dishes. Wash the bowl immediately after a meal to prevent the residue from attracting rats, cockroaches, and ants, or leaving too much food left to rot in the sun and rain. Also take the bowl away so it doesn'tHe plays with the bowl out of boredom and even bites it. As for how much to feed, usually follow the instructions and then adjust according to whether there is any leftover from the last meal.

Feeding portion for Pomeranian

1. Feed Pomeranian only 70% full. Do not overdo it. Let Pomeranian lick the bowl with satisfaction. If you eat too much and run and jump after meals, It's easy to spit it out intact. For Pomeranians who have been kept in cages all year round, eating is their rare entertainment, so they will be as greedy as a starving ghost. Don’t be fooled by them into thinking they are really hungry. But a Pomeranian that always eats not enough, does not have much activity, and has poor excretion may be really sick, so it is best to take it to see a doctor.

2. When you want to change the food for your Pomeranian, don’t change it all at once. Mix in half of the new food each time, try it for two or three days, gradually increase the new amount, and then use the new food after a week. Only in this way can the Pomeranian's digestive system adapt, otherwise it will be prone to diarrhea.
3. Many people think that Pomeranian dogs chew bones. In fact, chewing bones can easily block the Pomeranian's intestines, causing constipation, causing vomiting and poor appetite. Be careful not to use chicken bones in particular, as they are small and brittle and can easily clog the esophagus and pierce the gastrointestinal tract. When feeding, be sure to provide sufficient water at the same time.