What are the feeding precautions for Pomeranians? You must choose food suitable for Pomeranians, such as professional dog food, canned dog food, dog biscuits, etc.; you cannot feed Pomeranians coffee, grapes, onions, peppers, chocolates, candies and other foods; they must eat them regularly. Take your Pomeranian for vaccinations, and seek medical treatment promptly if your dog shows signs of illness.

1. Food suitable for eating

Choose food suitable for Pomeranians, such as pet dog food, dog biscuits, dog food, chicken jerky, beef jerky, etc. Of course, owners can also make delicious food for Pomeranians by themselves, because different animals require different nutrients. Therefore, do not give food such as cat food to dogs, and do not give spicy and spicy food to Pomeranians.

　2. Foods that cannot be eaten

Beverages such as coffee, sweet drinks and gassy drinks are not allowed for Pomeranians to drink. As for fruits and vegetables, grapes, onions, onions, ginger, garlic, peppers, etc. are also not allowed to be eaten. Desserts include chocolate, candies, cakes, ice cream and other desserts, which will cause obesity in dogs and hinder calcium absorption. The risk of dental caries, especially from chocolate containing theobromine, is high.

3. Things to note when taking a bath

Pomeranian dogs themselves do not have body odor. As long as they are kept clean and groomed diligently, they do not need to be bathed frequently. They only need to be bathed once every 1 to 2 months. When bathing, be careful not to get detergent into your eyes. In addition, wipe your eyes with a dry cloth, apply eye drops, and clean the ears with a cotton swab to complete the bathing work.

4. Vaccination and deworming

Don’t forget this. Pomeranian dogs should be vaccinated and dewormed in time. Once you notice any abnormal changes in the behavior and diet of your mother and puppies, you should go to the veterinarian immediately for examination. In addition, newly bought puppies need to take serum protein to increase their resistance.