Be careful not to overfeed when raising a Pomeranian

If the owner overfeeds the Pomeranian, it will cause the Pomeranian to be unhealthy. Overfeeding during the puppy period will cause the dog's skeleton to develop too quickly and lead to structural deformity of the skeleton. For adult dogs, excessive food and relative lack of exercise are the most common causes of obesity, and obesity can lead to many diseases such as heart disease and diabetes. Therefore, when feeding Pomeranian, be sure not to overfeed.

When raising Pomeranians, be careful not to feed them casually

Owners should not feed Pomeranians anything while eating. Many human foods contain very high fat, salt and sugar. Some foods also contain garlic and other foods that are harmful to Pomeranians. If Pomeranians eat them, they will easily produce tear stains and hair loss. Therefore, for the sake of your dog’s health, don’t feed them casually, and pay attention to light and low-salt foods in daily feeding.

Pay attention to the amount of exercise your dog gets when raising a Pomeranian

Daily exercise not only helps maintain weight, but also ensures the dog’s mental health. Sunbathing can promote the healthy growth of new hair, and exercise can promote metabolism. If you stay indoors for a long time without a chance to bask in the sun, it will easily lead to discoloration of your dog's nose and dull and rough hair. When raising a Pomeranian, you should pay attention to taking the dog to exercise. You can play more games or train with the dog, and you can bring snacks, such as chicken jerky, etc. Reward your dog when it does well, which can not only increase Pomeranian's enthusiasm but also replenish calcium. Exercise promotes blood circulation, which is beneficial to the healthy growth of the dog's hair and prevents the dog from getting skin diseases.

When raising a Pomeranian, you must pay attention to neutering the dog.

When raising a Pomeranian, you must sterilize the dog. Failure to sterilize the dog may be a kind of physical damage to the dog. harm. If the female Pomeranian is not neutered, the dog will be at increased risk of breast cancer and pyometra. Unneutered male Pomeranians increase the risk of prostate disease and testicular cancer in dogs. It is recommended that owners have their pets sterilized as sterilization can reduce the occurrence of some cancer diseases.

When raising a Pomeranian, you should pay attention to choosing suitable dog food

The more expensive the dog food is, the better it will be. Suitable for dogs is the most important thing. Owners should not blindly think that imported dog food is good. Whether a dog food is suitable for their own dogs can be reflected in Pomeranian's hair, tear stains, and poop. Moreover, owners can tell whether a dog food is good or bad by touching it to see if it is greasy, smelling it if there is any peculiar smell, and tasting it to see if it is too salty. Choosing the right dog food and feeding it for a long time can reduce your dog's hair loss and tear stains. If you mix it with fruits, vegetables and meat appropriately, your dog's diet will be very healthy.