It is very normal for puppies to snore while sleeping, just like some humans snore when they sleep. It is not a big problem. No need to worry excessively. There are many reasons for snoring; apart from the dog's own condition, most causes are not problematic. If the snoring is not long-term and persistent, and not severe, there is no need to visit the hospital. If the condition is more serious, it may indicate respiratory tract problems, so it is recommended to visit the pet hospital timely.

Generally, snoring does not indicate major problems, but if the snoring is very severe, it is recommended to visit a hospital for a systematic examination and treatment first. This condition may result from staying outside for too long, causing a certain degree of upper respiratory tract infection. Try to complete treatment as early as possible to avoid more serious situations.

For Pomeranians, because their physique is naturally not very good, the main defect is narrow airways, so they are prone to asthma and coughing. Snoring while sleeping is a very common phenomenon. When eating, they like to swallow quickly, so owners must prepare their food into soft rice.

The main reasons why dogs snore are as follows:

1. Flat face

Most breeds with relatively short muzzle and nose have snoring problems. Because the nasal passages are too small, they have to breathe forcefully to get enough air. Breathing during the day is not so easy; at night while sleeping, the nasal cavity contracts, and snoring issues become more obvious.

2. Obesity

Like humans, if the dog has excessive fat, fat also accumulates around the throat. This narrows the airway. When the airway is blocked, the surrounding soft tissue loosens, causing resonance.

3. Allergies/Diseases

A serious problem causing dog snoring could be due to diseases. Because dogs may have allergies or other respiratory problems.

4. Sleeping posture

Some dogs snore if they sleep on their backs. At this time, you can prepare a ring-shaped bed for the dog to curl up and sleep.