Heating Pads for Pomeranians
We’re in the coldest season of all, Winter, so it’s normal to face icy cold weather, whether you’re human or canine. Heating pads for dogs may be the solution to keep your pet warm in Winter. The good news is that canine heating pads are a common product to keep...
What’s The Ideal Method For Treating Coccidiosis?
You should feed your Pomeranian premium food and then you should expect his stools to be normal: firm, small and without a horrible smell. If his stool changes, that’s a signal that he has a health problem. A typical disease that dogs face, particularly if they’re...
Helping Your Pomeranian When He’s Scared Of Loud Noise.
You’re probably aware that dogs generally are scared when they hear loud noises. Three of the worst noises are: thunderstorms, vacuum cleaners and fireworks. There are logical reasons for their fears which we’ll examine to determine their validity and how you can best...
Submissive Urination
Submissive urination is defined as what a dog does when he sees, or interacts with, his owner, other dogs or people. It may be confusing because you may think he has simply lost control of his bladder because he’s scared of something. An owner may be very worried if...
Owning A Cat And A Pomeranian
If you own both a cat and a Pomeranian, the size of these animals is good because both will be of a similar size and one major benefit is that your two pets, although different, will usually become good friends. An average cat will weight approx. 8 – 10 lbs. If you...
Supplements for Pomeranians
As with people, dogs also need dietary supplements sometimes. A supplement contains one or more ingredients essential for the good health of your Pomeranian. There may be only one ingredient or a blend of different ones and they can be minerals, vitamins, herbs or...
The Ideal Diet For Pomeranians
The ideal diet for Pomeranians is an extremely controversial topic among owners because everyone has their own ideas. After many years of my own research, I’m able to offer my opinion on this hot topic. Before the 1930s, dogs were generally fed garden vegetables and...
Meet Denise
Hello, I’m Denise Leo. I reside in Australia and my involvement, as firstly a Pomeranian lover/owner, then breeder and exhibitor now spans a period of 50 years. This website is a work in progress. My aim is to provide accurate Pomeranian Dog Information to enable all Pomeranian owners to care for their Pom in the best possible way..
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