Pomeranian has fluffy snow-white hair and a pair of big, bright eyes, which is very cute. Pomeranian appears more and more frequently in our daily lives, and more and more people like Pomeranian. If you also like Pomeranians and want to raise a cute Pomeranian, then here are the tips for raising Pomeranians in and for beginners. If you learn it, no one else will be able to raise Pomeranians as well as you!
1. Prepare a suitable cage
When the little Pomeranians are first brought back, the poo removal officer must prepare a suitable cage for them. When a Pomeranian first arrives in a new environment, he will have a stress reaction because he feels insecure. At this time, if the Pomeranian is allowed to get familiar with it in a relatively small space, the Pomeranian can adapt to the new environment better and faster.
2. Examine the Pomeranian
Pomeranian dogs have poor resistance when they are just born and are prone to various diseases. The mother may also pass the virus to the Pomeranian through breastfeeding. Therefore, when you first bring your Pomeranian back, you must use the test strips prepared in advance to check the dog for canine distemper , parvovirus and other diseases. Or take Pomeranian to a specialized hospital, but protection and disinfection must be done throughout the process to prevent catching cold and getting infected in the hospital.
3. Prepare an appropriate amount of water for the Pomeranian.
When the Pomeranian is first brought back, its stomach and intestines have not yet adjusted, so there is no need to feed the Pomeranian at this time. But water is very important. Pomeranians will be a little short of water on the transportation road, so when you bring the little Pomeranians back, you must prepare an appropriate amount of water for them in time.
4. Give your Pomeranian plenty of sleep time.
Like our human pups, Pomeranian puppies spend most of their time sleeping. Therefore, when facing the little Pomeranians who have just been brought back, the poop scraper cannot frequently disturb their sleep just because they want to play with them. This will cause discomfort to the little Pomeranian. We should give Pomeranians enough rest time and let them rest and sleep more.
5. Prepare a suitable blanket for Pomeranians.
Pomeranians in their puppy stage are weak and prone to catching colds if not careful. Therefore, the poop scraper can prepare a comfortable blanket for them. Of course, you can also use old clothes that the dog owner doesn’t want instead. In addition to keeping warm, the little Pomeranian can sleep on the old clothes full of the dog owner’s scent, which can help the dog adapt to the environment faster and become more familiar with its owner.
6. Take Pomeranians for vaccination in a timely manner
In order to enhance the resistance of Pomeranians to various viruses, we can start arranging vaccinations around 42 days after their birth. In the first year of life, the little Pomeranian needs a total of 4 vaccinations, including 3 doses of infectious disease vaccine and 1 shot of rabies vaccine. Infectious disease vaccines are injected every 21 days, and rabies vaccines need to be injected one week after the infectious disease vaccines are completed.
Of course, Pomeranians can only be vaccinated if they are healthy. If there are any special circumstances, they still need to be treated first and then vaccinated.
7. Supplement appropriate amounts of nutrients.
When Pomeranians first arrive in a new environment, they will appear to be in poor spirits, which will lead to their poor appetite and insufficient nutrition intake. At this time, we must feed them appropriate amounts of nutrients to supplement their nutrition.
For example, feed a dog an appropriate amount of goat's milk. The composition of goat's milk is close to that of breast milk, making it easier for the puppy to accept and absorb it.
8. Choose hypoallergenic and easily digestible dog food
Pomeranians have a sensitive stomach and lack of digestion ability when they first arrive, so in terms of their diet and feeding, priority should be given to hypoallergenic and easily digestible dog food.
Conclusion: Are you confident in raising a little Pomeranian?
