How to raise Pomeranian puppies? The food, portion and feeding time for Pomeranian puppies should be kept as the same as the previous owner as much as possible. From 2 months onwards, education on fixed defecation and regular meals should be carried out. The food nutrition should be balanced, and the puppies should not be picky eaters. Eat 70% to 80% full meals, keep warm, and should not be taken outside before 5 months old. Do not take the dog around within two weeks of vaccination.

First of all, in terms of diet, for the puppy Pomeranian that has just been brought home, it is necessary to understand the type, amount and feeding time of the food given to the puppy by the original owner. Try to keep it the same as the previous owner, and wait a week before slowly feeding the puppy. Change its eating habits, but be careful to change them step by step. Otherwise, a series of drastic changes such as changing eating habits, changing the environment, changing to a new owner, or long-distance transportation from other places will cause strong changes in the dog's body. The stress response of the dog will reduce the dog's resistance, gastrointestinal dysfunction, and easily cause disease. Feeding should also take into account the weak gastrointestinal digestion ability of puppies. The food should contain less fiber and should be soft and easy to digest. Some families give them large amounts of meat out of pampering. In this way, gastrointestinal dysfunction will occur after 1 to 2 days, and discomfort may occur. Pomeranian dogs under 3 to 4 months old should eat porridge-like food or dry dog ​​food soaked in water. Some other foods often cause indigestion, diarrhea, etc.

Then let’s talk about Pomeranian education. Education is mainly about eating habits and defecation habits. Education on good habits should be carried out from 2 months onwards. At this time, first give the dog a name, call it by name frequently, let it know that the call is to call it, and establish a conditioned reflex to make it come immediately. In addition, education should be started on designated places to urinate and urinate or to go to the "toilet" to defecate. Generally, puppies before 4 months old can't hold back their urine and will urinate when they have it. By 4 months old, they can urinate in large volumes. After your dog starts eating dog food, he must develop a eating habit of regular and quantitative meals.

Finally, let’s talk about the health issues of Pomeranians. Pomeranian’s food should be nutritionally balanced, and the puppies should not be picky eaters to prevent malnutrition. Be careful to prevent hypervitaminosis (especially vitamin A or D) or calcium deficiency. It is not advisable to overeat the puppies, generally 70% to 80% full is appropriate; do not give spoiled food to prevent diarrhea or poisoning. Whether it’s winter or summer, keeping warm is an important task for dogs. Because when the dog's abdomen catches a cold, it can cause diarrhea or a cold. Sunbathing and exercise, whether it is a small dog or a full-sized dog, should not be taken for a walk on the road before 5 months of age. Due to the dog's bones, walking for a long time can cause bone deformation in the limbs, and it is also susceptible to diseases outside. Appropriate play and exercise can be done indoors or in the courtyard. Exposure to the sun when the sun is not too hot is beneficial to bone growth.

Pomeranian dogs need to be vaccinated two months after they are born. Antibodies can only be produced two weeks after the vaccination. Therefore, during this period, do not run around with the dog to avoid the dog being infected with potent viruses, such as Canine distemper, parvovirus and the like.