Pomeranians are smart and cute, so their owners always cherish them deeply. Not only do they provide the best treatment possible materially, but they also have no reservations in daily life, often engaging in various intimate contacts with their Pomeranians. However, we have to admit that Pomeranians are dogs that are very prone to skin diseases. Many owners do not know what to do when they find their Pomeranian has a skin disease, nor do they understand whether Pomeranian skin diseases can infect humans. Today, I will give you a detailed introduction, hoping to help more owners handle these issues with greater ease.

The reason Pomeranians get skin diseases is mainly due to fungi and mites. The skin diseases caused by fungi and mites in Pomeranians can indeed infect humans. Therefore, once you find your Pomeranian has a skin disease, do not ignore it. You must take your Pomeranian to a pet hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible. Usually, mild skin diseases only require spray medication. If the problem is slightly more serious, injection treatment may be necessary. Regardless of whether the Pomeranian suffers from mild or more severe skin disease, it takes a certain time to heal completely. Thus, to prevent Pomeranian skin diseases from infecting humans, we need to take preventive measures.

When we come into contact with a Pomeranian suffering from skin disease, we must not touch it directly with our hands and can wear gloves. After care, we should promptly wash our hands with hand soap. Additionally, to prevent the Pomeranian from spreading pathogens, we can temporarily keep the Pomeranian in a cage for feeding. If conditions allow, windows should be opened daily for ventilation. Doing so can minimize the chance of humans being infected by Pomeranians.

In summary, there is no need to completely isolate or abandon a Pomeranian just because it has a skin disease. However, knowing that Pomeranian skin disease can infect humans, it is necessary to master some coping methods. Only by doing so can the skin disease of the Pomeranian heal faster.