When a Pomeranian shows large-scale shedding symptoms, it is necessary to quickly take the dog to a veterinary hospital for corresponding treatment. It is important to understand the reason why the dog is shedding and losing hair. Large-scale shedding may be caused by malnutrition in the dog, meaning the owner needs to supplement the Pomeranian's nutrition regularly. It is recommended to appropriately mix some lecithin powder for combined feeding supplements; the dog may also shed hair due to seasonal changes. In this case, the owner should brush and manage the Pomeranian's fur daily. Severe shedding and hair loss in Pomeranians could also be caused by skin diseases. At this time, the owner must promptly take the dog to the pet hospital for medical treatment.

If a Pomeranian sheds hair due to malnutrition, then nutritional supplements should be given. How to supplement? Owners can feed the dog boiled eggs more often in daily life, paying attention to the egg yolk being fully cooked. Fruits like apples and vegetables such as carrots can also be fed. If dietary nutritional supplements do not work, then lecithin powder can be combined for feeding. This method can effectively promote the growth and development of the dog's hair and help prevent seasonal shedding.

Pomeranian seasonal shedding usually occurs in spring and autumn, which is a normal seasonal molt. However, owners should also take care of the dog's fur by regularly managing and cleaning up the fallen hair to avoid hair spreading all over the floor.

For Pomeranian shedding, owners can also use pet-specific shampoo to bathe the dog. Common bathing products we use are generally not suitable for dogs, easily causing dryness and itching. Harmful substances like bacteria and fungi can invade the dog's body. Of course, dogs should not be bathed too frequently. Washing once a month in winter, once every half month in spring and autumn, and once a week in summer is best.