Health Testing Pomeranians
Health testing for the following: Eye Examination by a Ophthalmologist. Cardiac Evaluation Advanced Cardiac Exam – OR Congenital Cardiac Exam – Recommend followup evaluation between 3 and 5 years of age. Patellar Luxation Hip Dysplasia (Optional)...
Tips For Making Delicious Cold Treats For Your Pomeranian
In the hot summer months, you’re always looking for as many ways as possible to keep your beloved Pomeranian cool. One way is through the food you give him. Cold treats are terrific because your dog will love them and the extra coldness will help keep him feeling more...
Constipation Can Be A Problem For Pomeranians
If your Pom is having a bowel movement, you may check it out and wonder if it’s normal, or if it’s too hard. You may see your Pom having trouble, straining and struggling, to empty his bowels. Then you’ll find other owners who just don’t care. This article will help...
Why Does My Pom Eat Poop?
Pomeranians are very cute and adorable in every way. So it can be upsetting when we see that our Pom is eating poop. This is frustrating for owners and it may cause your Pomeranian to pick up bacteria and parasites that can cause diarrhoea and other health problems....
Can Spot on Flea Treatments hurt your Pomeranian?
Pomeranian owners learn very quickly that their pet Pom is one of the family, not a mere creature kept outsider on a leash all day. Owners lavish praise when necessary and love their pets very much. Unfortunately, Poms can’t speak English and tell you when something...
Why Dogs Chew and/or Lick Their Paws
Does your Pomeranian chew or lick his paws sometimes? While it may seem like an innocent activity (and often is), there are also times when there’s a problem you need to identify and rectify. Basic reasons for paw licking and chewing: The first reason why dogs lick...
Liver Shunts Can Occur In Pomeranians
While the puppy develops inside his mother, there is an extremely small chance of a shunt occurring. While a dog is a foetus, he needs assistance from the mother’s liver to help detoxify his systems. Embryos don’t have a functioning liver until near the end of the...
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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