How often should Pomeranians take a bath?

Pomeranians only need to take a bath once a week in summer. In winter, you can wash it once or twice a month. Do not bathe too frequently. Not only will your Pomeranian’s skin become sensitive and fragile, but it may also cause skin diseases in severe cases.

Do not take a bath for Pomeranian puppies

Do not take a bath for Pomeranian puppies under 2 months old. The puppies have weak resistance and are prone to catching cold when bathing, which can lead to respiratory infections, colds and pneumonia. Therefore, it is best not to wash puppies within 3 months. For young dogs, they usually lick their own hair to achieve a clean effect. If there are obvious stains, they can be gently wiped with a wet towel or dry-cleaned. The poop scraper can frequently help the little Pomeranian comb her hair to achieve a clean effect.

Bomei’s scientific bathing method

Comb your dog’s hair smoothly before taking a bath. This can comb out the tangled hair and prevent serious tangles; It can remove large pieces of dirt for easy cleaning. Focus on combing around the mouth, behind the ears, armpits, inner thighs, toe tips, etc. When combing, in order to reduce the pain of pulling the hair, you can hold the root of the hair with one hand and gently comb it with the other hand. Then wet the dog's hair, pour in pet-specific shampoo, rub and lather, and rinse clean. Be sure to pay attention to the cleaning of the anal glands. Hair should be dried promptly after washing to avoid catching cold. In summer, dogs should not be allowed to enter the air-conditioned room directly after taking a bath to avoid catching a cold.