The Pomeranian is a very popular dog. Because of its lively and cheerful nature, many people want to keep it at home, but wonder if Pomeranians are easy to care for? Today, I will introduce how to feed a Pomeranian as a beginner. As one of the more popular breeds, Pomeranians are very suitable as house pets. Pomeranians are divided into: miniature Pomeranians, toy Pomeranians, and standard Pomeranians. Most people keep the miniature Pomeranian at home. It is very small, lively and cheerful, smart and alert, with strong adaptability to the environment.

Friends who have raised Pomeranians should know that Pomeranians have sensitive stomachs and easily get diarrhea, which can sometimes be severe and accompanied by blood. What should you do if you encounter this situation? There are multiple reasons for bloody diarrhea in dogs, which should be observed and distinguished. The dog may have eaten a foreign object damaging its gastrointestinal tract. It may also be infected with canine parvovirus or coronavirus, or could have pancreatitis. Long-term insufficient deworming caused by worms. It is recommended to visit the vet promptly to find out the cause of the diarrhea, and then treat it with anti-diarrheal and hemostatic therapies.

Special attention should be paid to diet when the dog has diarrhea. Owners may have already asked the vet what the dog can and cannot eat, then prepared suitable food accordingly. When preparing food for a Pomeranian, owners should pay attention to the cleanliness of the food. Do not let the dog eat unclean food, as this can worsen diarrhea. After returning from the pet hospital, owners can give the dog some probiotics to help absorption by mixing them into the dog food, which is beneficial for the dog.

Pomeranians tend to be more clingy to their owners and the dog also has its own temperament! Like a child, it also feels anger and sadness. When you ignore it, it will become depressed and develop emotional issues over time. As owners, we must also take good care of our dog’s emotions!