What are the symptoms of calcium deficiency in Pomeranians? Calcium deficiency in young Pomeranians will cause uneven teeth or even double rows of teeth; calcium deficiency in adult Pomeranians will lead to rib valgus, joint deformation, intervertebral disc disease and other symptoms, as well as hair loss. The amount will become less and the coat color will become dull.

If a Pomeranian is deficient in calcium when it is about 4-6 months old, it will cause the deciduous teeth to not fall out, the permanent teeth to grow slowly, the enamel layer to be thin, the structure to be unstable, and double rows of teeth or the permanent teeth to be uneven. Condition. Moreover, in adulthood, you are prone to diseases such as bad breath and gingivitis, which directly affect your life span. In addition, adult dogs with calcium deficiency will show irritability, hot flashes, easy fractures, and laziness in running. In fact, this calcium deficiency disease is somewhat similar to calcium deficiency in humans.

Severe calcium deficiency may cause rib valgus, deformation of the wrist and elbow joints of the forelimbs, and "O"-shaped legs, causing severe deformation of the forelimbs, and may also lead to intervertebral disc disease.

In addition, calcium deficiency in Pomeranian dogs will also be reflected in the color of their coat. If they are deficient in calcium, their coat color will not be as bright as that of normal dogs, and will be darker. Compared with dogs of the same age, their hair volume will be smaller. Not that much.