During the breeding process, Pomeranian dogs can be fed fruits and vegetables, as well as cooked meat to supplement the protein they need for growth. During the feeding process, it is not advisable to feed it onions, ginger, grapes and other foods to avoid poisoning reactions after eating. When raising a Pomeranian, it is recommended to only feed dog food. The nutrients in the dog food can already meet its growth needs.

Food taboos for Pomeranians:

1. Onion foods: Can destroy red blood cells, cause anemia, and even death.

2. Squid and octopus: easily cause indigestion and stomach expansion.

3. Mustard and chili: they will paralyze the sense of taste. It can also cause irritation to the gastrointestinal tract.

4. Sweet foods: Long-term consumption of sweet foods, such as drinks and desserts, will make dogs prone to diabetes and obesity.

5. High-fat foods: Greasy foods contain high fat content, which can make dogs obese and cause life-threatening pancreatic inflammation. Moreover, once a dog gets used to food with strong taste, it will cause the dog’s sense of taste to become stronger, forming a bad habit of being picky.

6. Sticky food: Dogs generally do not eat very carefully. Most of the food is swallowed in lumps. Sticky things may stick to the esophagus as they are swallowed, causing the dog to suffocate and die. .