Among many pet dogs, Pomeranian is highly favored for its petite cuteness. As any pet owner who has owned a Pomeranian will find, even for small dogs, the fluffy hair is thick and not easy to take care of. Especially Pomeranian hair removal period, the mystery of embarrassment. But after the “ugly duckling becomes a white swan” shedding process, Pomeranry will become even cuter. So when is the Pomeranian hair season?

First, spring and autumn seasonal molting

If there is, it is generally in the annual spring and autumn seasonal change of time, because to adapt to climate change, Pomeranian dogs will also appear the situation of molting. This KIND CHANGES THE CASE OF HAIR, THIS IS TO BELONG TO NORMAL PHYSIOLOGICAL PHENOMENON, HOST NEED NOT WORRY TOO.

For seasonal moulting, as long as the dog is in a good state of mind and does not appear any abnormal condition, the owner only needs to give it supplemental nutrition, feeding it some lecithin and protein high food, so that the dog can go through the moulting period smoothly.

Two, three months began to fade hair change

Newborn Pomeranian, the body hair thin and thin, short and few, appear unkempt and dull. As Pomeranian dogs get bigger and bigger, hair grows with them. From about three months of age, the Pomeranian goes through its first moulting phase, which lasts until six to eight months of age, when it appears to shed a layer of hair and then grow warm down again.

Pomeranian in the growth process will inevitably experience the period of shedding fetal hair, and after 5-6 months to finish, so 8-9 months Pomeranian hair has gradually full up, adult 2-3 years old Pomeranian hair is the peak period.

Three, long parasites suffer from skin disease hair loss

Other than a full moult in infancy, or hair loss due to seasonal changes in the environment, healthy Pomeranian dogs rarely shed fur later on.

If the pet owner in the usual care, will also lead to Pomeranian skin disease, this time will also appear hair loss. Because when a dog has a parasitic infection or a skin disease, the skin itches and he scratches with his PAWS or gnaws with his teeth, which causes hair loss.

Therefore, after excluding the two conditions of depilation and seasonal depilation in the early childhood, pet owners should also pay attention to whether Pomeranian abnormal depilation is sick. If necessary, it is recommended that owners take Pomeranian to the pet hospital for examination and timely use of anthelmintic drugs.