What should you pay attention to when raising a Pomeranian? When the Pomeranian is just born, eat breast milk; when the teeth are weaned, you can start feeding it liquid food, canned meat mixed with warm water to make a paste, or puppy dry food heated in water and soaked until soft; When the dog is two months old, you can start eating puppy dog ​​food; you should take your Pomeranian out for exercise every day so that your Pomeranian can get enough exercise; you should also get regular vaccinations and deworming.

There are two main categories of dog food: dry food and canned food. The other type is snack biscuits, deodorized biscuits, beef jerky, etc. The main nutritional components of various brands are similar. The ones with higher prices have special food formulas and have different considerations for various ages and varieties. You can compare them in advance. According to the age of growth, let the dog eat dog food suitable for it. Puppies eat puppy food, adult dogs eat adult dogs, old dogs eat old dogs, and fat dogs eat fat dogs. Don’t confuse them to avoid being too fat or too thin. The nutritional content of dry food is relatively stable and average.

When a Pomeranian is just born, he should eat breast milk; when his teeth are weaned, he can start to be fed liquid food, canned meat mixed with warm boiled water to make a paste, or dry puppy food soaked in water until soft. At two months old, you can start eating puppy dog ​​food.

Calcium powder must be taken according to the doctor's instructions and the recommendations in the manual. Abuse will not only have no benefit, but may also cause adverse effects. There are mixed reviews when it comes to raw food feeding. It is not recommended to feed Pomeranian raw food here. Firstly, there is no guarantee that raw meat will be free of parasites. Secondly, as a small dog, it cannot chew bones (raw food feeding mainly feeds large bones with meat)

The number of feedings per day is roughly as follows: from weaning to three months old: three to four times. From three to six months old: two to three times. From six months to one year old: two times. Over one year old: one or two feedings. The time can match your work and rest schedule, but it’s not just about feeding. You also need to consider adding time for walking the dog after meals, urinating, urinating, cleaning the potty, and washing 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. Take the bowl away at the same time to avoid getting bored and playing with it or even chewing 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.

Take Pomeranian out for exercise every day so that Pomeranian can get enough exercise. Regular vaccinations and deworming are also required.