Pomeranians turn yellow during the molting period and need a light diet

When feeding Pomeranians, some owners will feed Pomeranians some food that they cannot finish or have leftovers, but ignore the oil and salt of human meals. The smell is relatively strong, and Pomeranian's body does not need and cannot digest that much salt, otherwise the coat will be dry, dull, and very easy to shed. The owner needs to correct this feeding method. Even if he wants to feed some complementary food, it should only be cooked in plain water and no seasoning is needed.

The color of Pomeranian turns yellow during the molting period and requires nutritional supplements

Owners usually only feed Pomeranian a single dog food with a single nutritional content, and even some poor-quality dog ​​food does not contain any nutrient content. If the nutritional supply in Pomeranian body is insufficient, the hair will not grow well. The owner needs to feed the Pomeranian an appropriate amount of quick pet food, and can also feed it with some food such as egg yolks, salmon, avocados or carrots, so that the Pomeranian can get more nutrients from the food.

Pomeranians turn yellow during the shedding period and need to be cleaned correctly

When bathing Pomeranians, owners should not use human cleaning products to bathe Pomeranians, otherwise long-term use will affect the Pomeranian's skin and hair quality. , the coat color becomes yellow and deteriorated, which may seriously damage Pomeranian's skin and cause skin diseases; do not clean it too frequently, as the more frequently you wash it, the cleaner it will be. Because Pomeranian's epidermal protective layer is relatively fragile, frequent bathing will destroy the dog's epidermal protective layer and have a certain impact on the hair.