Many pet owners know that they can judge their pet's health by looking at its stool. For Pomeranians, the best condition is for the stool to be moderately firm, which indicates better health. If the Pomeranian’s stool is very dry, it may be caused by a lack of water in the body, or it could be due to the dog eating a monotonous diet of dry kibble for a long time, resulting in dry and hard stools. In severe cases, it might even cause difficulty in defecation. Therefore, as a dog owner, one should always pay attention to the health condition of the Pomeranian’s stool. Usually, feeding the Pomeranian more fruits and vegetables and ensuring it drinks plenty of water keeps the stool moderately firm, which is good.

First, we can feed the Pomeranian more wet food, such as canned dog food or some liquid diets, instead of always feeding dry kibble or hard-to-digest meat. These are foods lacking moisture and can cause the dog's stool to be very dry. Also, feeding the dog more fruits and vegetables to supplement vitamins and fiber can effectively promote intestinal motility, which is beneficial for defecation. At the same time, it also adds moisture to the diet, improving the Pomeranian’s stool condition.

Second, besides adjusting the dog’s diet, appropriate supplementation with products like Wangsutong (a digestive aid) mixed into the dog’s food can effectively promote intestinal motility and digestion, helping with defecation. Actually, yogurt or honey water can also substitute Wangsutong to achieve the desired effect.

Besides this, the Pomeranian’s daily diet should still primarily consist of dog food. We can choose a brand of all-natural dog food, which is more conducive to the healthy growth of the Pomeranian. Also, it should be balanced with other fruits and vegetables to supplement vitamins and fiber. Ensuring adequate water intake and taking the dog out for exercise appropriately promotes intestinal motility and digestion, which improves the Pomeranian’s stool condition.