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Ah, nothing like a good pomeranian bath! It’s the perfect way to get your pup feeling fresh and clean. Plus, it’s a great bonding experience for you and your furry friend. But before you jump in, there are a few things to keep in mind. So let’s dive right in and get your pup squeaky clean!
How Often Should A Pomeranian Be Bathed? [Solved]
Gotta keep that pup looking sharp! This double-coated breed needs regular baths to keep its short, dense undercoat and profuse, harsh outer coat from getting matted and tangled. Bathe ’em weekly at most, but no longer than every 3 weeks - otherwise you’ll be dealing with a furry mess!
Brush Coat: Before bathing, use a brush to remove any dirt or debris from the Pomeranian’s coat.
Shampoo: Use a mild shampoo specifically designed for dogs to ensure that the Pomeranian’s skin and coat are not irritated by harsh chemicals.
Rinse Thoroughly: Make sure to rinse all of the shampoo out of the Pomeranian’s fur, as any residue can cause skin irritation and dryness.
Conditioner: Apply a conditioner designed for dogs after rinsing out the shampoo in order to keep the fur soft and healthy-looking.
Towel Dry: Gently pat down your Pomeranian with a towel after bathing in order to remove excess water from their fur before blow drying or air drying them off completely.
Blow Dry/Air Dry: Use either a blow dryer on low heat or allow your Pomeranian to air dry naturally in order to prevent their coat from becoming matted or tangled due to excess moisture remaining in their fur after bathing
I just gave my Pomeranian a bath - it was quite the ordeal! He was squirming and yelping the whole time, but I managed to get him squeaky clean. Now he’s all fluffy and smelling great - what a relief!
