What are the key points of feeding a Pomeranian? You should choose good quality, nutritionally balanced dog food to feed your Pomeranian; you should choose light and easily digestible food as complementary food, such as goat milk powder, fish, chicken breast and other foods; you should eat it regularly and ration it. Feed at a fixed point, and each meal should be 70 to 80% full. The Pomeranian should be provided with sufficient drinking water.

1. The choice of dog food

On weekdays, try to feed some natural dog food with low salt and low oil content. It is also best to choose some with deep-sea fish oil ingredients, which has certain benefits for the hair. Pomeranian dogs should be provided with warm dog food at all times of the year except summer. If the dog food is too hot, it will easily cause burns to the dog; if the dog food is too cold, it will easily cause stomach upset and diarrhea.

2. Selection of complementary foods

When Pomeranian puppies are young, they should be fed four times a day, with small meals and frequent meals, and slowly add some complementary foods. If the Pomeranian is an adult dog, it can be fed in the morning and evening; if the dog is sick, it should be fed more lean meat and easy-to-digest liquid food. Pomeranians are more likely to suffer from severe hair loss. Some owners will feed their dogs a lot of sausages, liver and other foods, or feed their dogs leftover meals, which results in them eating too much meat. This can easily lead to dogs being picky eaters, partial eclipses, malnutrition and nutritional imbalance, which can lead to hair loss. In addition, dogs that consume too much salt and oil for a long time can easily cause endocrine disorders, which can lead to hair loss.

　3. Quantitative timing and fixed points

In the process of feeding Pomeranian dogs, you must abide by these three items. Accomplishing these three points will not only allow the dog to appear regularly, have conditioned reflexes, secrete a large amount of gastric juice, increase its appetite, and promote its own digestion, but also avoid the occurrence of digestive system diseases to a large extent.

4. Supplement calcium

For Pomeranian dogs, calcium is still very important, and calcium can be supplemented by eating calcium powder. Bones are also an important source of calcium. Chewing bones can exercise your Pomeranian's jaw, clean its teeth, and kill time. But for puppies, only bone marrow can be eaten, because bone marrow will not be broken into sharp shapes like bones and cause damage to the digestive tract of puppies. Remember never to give your dog chicken bones, rabbit bones, ribs or fish bones. It is recommended to boil the bones for 5-10 minutes, but not for too long, otherwise the bones will become brittle and unfit for consumption.