Many people are at their wits’ end when it comes to raising a Pomeranian, and this is the result of not knowing enough about the Pomeranian. It is inevitable that the Pomeranian will suffer from a number of diseases, both large and small, during its breeding. Today I want to talk to you about the diseases that the Pomeranian is prone to. Only after understanding the diseases that the Pomeranian is prone to, we can prevent the occurrence of the disease in advance. Let’s take a look at what diseases the Pomeranian is prone to. One: skin disease Pomeranian’s internal mechanism is weaker than the other, it is easy to produce endocrine imbalance, which leads to some inflammation of the skin. Therefore, the Pomeranian is prone to skin diseases. So usually you must pay attention to the dog’s care and diet. In terms of care, you must often help him comb his hair and bathe him regularly to keep his body clean. Diet restrict it to eat food containing too much salt, a light diet, to reduce the damage to the skin. Two: Tear marks Pomeranian dog is easy to appear tear marks, because its tear glands are more developed. Once the tear marks appear, it will have a great impact on its overall beauty. The causes of tear marks are ear mites, blocked tear ducts, inverted eyelashes, etc., as well as eating too salty can also lead to high tear secretion. So in terms of diet, you should also reduce the intake of salt, and usually clean the hygiene around its eyes and ears more often. Three: spinal cord disease Pomeranians are much more likely to suffer from spinal cord disease than other dog breeds. This is because the Pomeranian has a long back, and once the body moves too much, a spinal cord fracture can occur in the middle of the spine. Some of the material within the spinal column can escape upward and compress the nerves in the spinal column. The condition can be improved with medical treatment and care, but there is a risk of permanent paralysis in the Pomeranian’s hind legs.
