When does a Pomeranian moult? Pomeranian dogs enter the moulting period three months after birth. At this time, they will shed their fetal hair and grow new hair, which may last for two or three months. Pomeranians will moult every spring and autumn after they become adults; they will moult every year. During the hair period, the Pomeranian's hair can be repaired regularly, and protein and lecithin can be supplemented in the diet.

The hair on the body of a newborn Pomeranian is thin and short. Within a few months, the coat will grow rapidly. Generally, at the age of 3 months, the Pomeranian begins to enter the moulting period.

In addition to the long period of shedding during puppyhood (which can range from 3 months to 6-8 months), Pomeranians also need to adapt to climate changes when the spring and autumn seasons change every year. Pomeranians also shed their hair. Generally speaking, adult Pomeranians have the best hair texture. Generally around the age of 3, the quality of Pomeranian hair will reach its peak.

Many parents will trim their Pomeranian’s hair twice during the period of shedding. In the hot summer, the hair can be trimmed thinner. When the new hair grows out in the winter, it will become thicker, denser and more beautiful. Beautiful. In addition to trimming the Pomeranian's hair, it should be combed 1-2 times a day during its hair change process. In terms of diet, the list should be mainly delicious. Choose food that is high in protein, rich in vitamins and other nutrients for your Pomeranian to help promote the healthy growth of new hair.