Common diseases of Pomeranian

Common diseases of Pomeranian:
1. Tracheal collapse: The initial symptoms of tracheal collapse of Pomeranian are not obvious, and there may only be a slight cough or shortness of breath. Some owners may feel this because these are too common. And ignore.
2. Endocrine problems: Pomeranian’s body may be weaker than other dogs, so some endocrine problems often occur, such as hypothyroidism, endocrine disorders, etc.
3. Cardiovascular disease: Pomeranian female dogs are very susceptible to open ductus arteriosus disease. This is because there is an abnormal blood vessel between the heart and the lungs, so the blood is very easy to transport during transportation. Mixing of oxygenated blood and deoxygenated blood occurs.
4. Gastrointestinal diseases: Pomeranian may just drink some unclean water, which will cause Pomeranian to have soft stools or diarrhea. Therefore, in the daily life of raising Pomeranian, you should pay more attention to Pomeranian's diet. .
5. Kneecap luxation: Pomeranians will suffer from this disease, which affects one or both legs. Sometimes this disease will lead to lameness, but generally when the kneecap slips in or out of its normal position It will not cause obvious pain to the dog.
6. Catch a cold: In fact, Pomeranians can easily catch a cold. However, there are many causes of colds. The most common one is catching a cold and not blowing dry in time when taking a bath.
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