Why does a Pomeranian's coat turn yellow? Sometimes the yellowing of a Pomeranian's coat may be a problem of impure blood and genes; if it is not impure, the yellow coat of a Pomeranian is mostly due to the long-term contact with water in this part, and the coat is in contact with the water. It is caused by air oxidation; it may also be caused by eating foods that contain a lot of oil, salt, additives and condiments.

Genetic issues

The yellowing of Pomeranian hair may sometimes be a problem of impure blood and genes, which cannot be changed.

Oxidized by long-term contact with water

The yellow coat of Pomeranian dogs is mostly caused by the long-term contact with water in this part and the oxidation of the coat and air. If the Pomeranian has this problem on its butt or rear, it may be because the dog has poor urination problems, causing the dog’s coat to always be contaminated with its own urine. If this happens for a long time, the Pomeranian’s coat will become Yellowing. Therefore, owners should pay attention to the physical problems of their dogs and do corresponding cleaning and hygiene work in a timely manner, so that their dogs' hair will be white and clean.

Unbalanced nutrition

Improper diet can also cause Pomeranian hair to turn yellow. For example, if you often eat human food, these foods contain a lot of oil, salt, additives and condiments, which will greatly stimulate the hair follicles and make the dog's hair turn yellow. The owner should provide Pomeranian with more nutritional supplements, especially protein and lecithin. Sufficient protein can ensure the growth quality of dog hair, making the hair grow faster and stronger. Supplementing lecithin can restore the original color of the hair, so you can usually add lecithin to the dog's food, and the dog's hair will slowly recover.