Pomeranian (Detailed Introduction)

        What to do if a Pomeranian has diarrhea? There are many causes for a dog’s diarrhea, generally it is caused by catching a chill or eating something bad. Of course, some diseases can also cause diarrhea in dogs, and diarrhea caused by illness requires our special attention. What to do if a Pomeranian has diarrhea, how should we solve it?

        There are two main causes that lead to diarrhea in Pomeranians. As an owner, it is best to grasp these two common causes in order to do proper prevention in daily life. The first cause is disease; the second is gastrointestinal discomfort or eating something unclean. Diseases that induce diarrhea in Pomeranians mainly include gastroenteritis, food poisoning, etc. Although these are not major illnesses, if left untreated, they can threaten the dog’s life and health.

        Diarrhea is not a trivial matter; caretakers must be cautious and take it seriously. For treating simple diarrhea in Pomeranians, experienced owners should know that the dog should avoid food, then be given a small amount of water to drink. After a long time passes and the symptoms improve, food can be given again. It is important not to give the dog overly greasy or hard-to-digest food at this time. It is best to soak some dog food in rice water and avoid giving too much to prevent another episode of diarrhea.

        If diarrhea is caused by disease, it is best to take the dog to the hospital for a check-up. First, infectious diseases must be ruled out. If diarrhea is caused by infectious disease, it must be treated as soon as possible without delay. If it is just ordinary gastroenteritis, there is no need to worry too much. As long as you follow the doctor’s instructions, generally there will be no major problems.