Solutions to Pomeranian’s inability to poop:

1. Adjust your diet. When a dog is found to be constipated, the owner can immediately adjust the dog's diet structure and feed some liquid food that is easy to digest and absorb, such as meat porridge, millet porridge, wet food, etc., because liquid food can reduce the digestive burden on the intestines. In addition, It is best for owners to supplement their dogs with dietary fiber to promote intestinal digestion, such as dragon fruit, bananas, cabbage, pumpkin, etc.

2. Supplement intestinal beneficial bacteria. Some dogs may not have very good digestion capabilities. Coupled with the influence of some external forces, constipation may easily occur. Therefore, owners can properly feed their dogs some canine probiotics. Probiotics can replenish intestinal beneficial bacteria and increase intestinal peristalsis. Used together with milk and honey water, the bowel movement effect will be better.

3. Increase the amount of exercise. Long-term lack of exercise and overweight can easily lead to constipation. Owners need to pay attention to letting their dogs develop a good habit of exercising properly after meals. Especially when they are constipated, exercise is beneficial to intestinal peristalsis and body metabolic circulation, so as to facilitate the smooth operation of their dogs. Defecation.

4. Use Kaiselu. It should be noted that using Kaiselu requires certain skills and it is recommended to use it with caution, and this method cannot be used frequently. After all, it treats the symptoms but not the root cause, and it is easy for dogs to develop dependence.

The dangers of Pomeranian being unable to poop:

1. Prolonged constipation will affect the dog’s normal physiological metabolism, resulting in reduced intestinal peristalsis and intestinal flora balance. If it is damaged, it will seriously cause a series of diseases such as intestinal obstruction and anal gland inflammation.

2. Constipation can easily affect the dog’s appetite, lead to malnutrition in the long run, and also affect the dog’s mood.

3. If the owner finds that the dog has a swollen abdominal circumference and rubs the butt on the ground after defecation (anal gland inflammation), he must be vigilant and take the dog to the doctor in time to solve the constipation problem as soon as possible.