When is the moulting period for Pomeranians? The baby Pomeranian will enter the moulting period 3 months after birth, which usually lasts from 3 months to 6-8 months. When Pomeranians become adults, they will molt twice a year. The period is around March-May in spring and September-November in autumn respectively; during the moulting period, it is best to comb the Pomeranian dog's hair once or twice a day.

The hair on Pomeranian dogs is very sparse when they are born, but the hair will gradually grow out, and the hair on their bodies will be thicker until about 3 months after birth.

Pomeranian dogs will enter the shedding period at 3 months. The length of this stage will be determined based on the Pomeranian dog’s own condition. Some Pomeranian dogs have not finished shedding their hair until 8 months old, and some have not finished shedding their hair until 8 months old. All replaced in less than 6 months. There will be individual differences, but in general, the general time for lanugo hair replacement is from 3 months to 6-8 months after birth.

When a Pomeranian dog reaches adulthood, there will be two hair shedding periods each year, in spring and autumn when the seasons change. This is a normal phenomenon as dogs adapt to climate change, and parents don’t need to worry.

During the moulting period, it is best to comb the Pomeranian dog’s hair once or twice a day. During the moulting period, the Pomeranian dog’s hair can also be properly trimmed. For example, during the spring moulting period, the hair can be trimmed thinner. Good to prepare for the arrival of hot summer. In addition to combing and trimming, you should also pay attention to supplementing calcium, protein, lecithin and vitamins in the diet. The food should be light and easy to digest, which is more beneficial to Pomeranian hair growth.