The Miniature Spitz (also Pomeranian), is small - but he doesn't seem to know it. He usually radiates great self-confidence, often even towards much larger dogs. At the same time he is alert, but not aggressive, but friendly to people and animals. He struggles with various sensitivities, such as tartar and plaque buildup, as well as bone and joint problems. Their dense coat can cause skin irritation due to restricted air circulation. Since they have a shorter intestinal transit time, this brings the risk of hard stools and can result in constipation. Therefore, a diet specifically adapted to the breed is beneficial.
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Wet dog food for adult Pomeranians over the age of 8 months, with a recipe and texture perfectly tailored to the breed’s needs, designed to support bones, joints and digestion as well as skin & coat.
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Complete dry dog food for adult Pomeranians over 12 months old, tailored to the nutritional needs of the breed and helping to support bones, joints, digestion and skin with an optimal kibble shape.
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