Why is my Pomeranian puppy lethargic?
Because Pomeranians carry little body fat or reserves, if they become stressed, miss a meal, overexercise, become ill, etc….they may experience a dangerous drop in glucose (sugar) in their blood. This drop causes the Pom to become weak, lethargic, nauseous and generally unwell.
Is my puppy sick or just tired?
A lethargic dog may be uninterested in playing, going for a walk, or participating in activities they usually enjoy. Normal fatigue or sore muscles can sometimes be due to high temperatures, but you should see a vet if symptoms persist for more than two days.
Can a lethargic Pomeranian be a serious problem?
A lethargic Pomeranian can be can range from an upset stomach to serious problems, so it is not wise to just leave it alone.
What should I do if my Pomeranian is upset?
A healthy Pomeranian will be happy, alert and responsive to basic commands; any and all changes that may present themselves need to be addressed and requires immediate Veterinary care. A lethargic Pomeranian can be can range from an upset stomach to serious problems, so it is not wise to just leave it alone.
How old do Pomeranians usually live to be?
In this article we will be discussing Pomeranian health and various medical issues that Pomeranian dogs are particularly susceptible to. This breed of dog is actually one of the healthiest and most liveliest amongst all dogs and they generally live to a lengthy age of 12 – 16 years.
What to do if your Pomeranian has a seizure?
Seizures most of the time are typically a “neurological” condition but are so common in Pomeranians that it needs it’s own category. If your Pomeranian has never had a seizure and is not under care for seizures then it is very important that you bring them in and see a specialist.
A lethargic Pomeranian can be can range from an upset stomach to serious problems, so it is not wise to just leave it alone.
Why does my Pomeranian have a hard time rising?
If a Pomeranian is acting lethargic and has trouble rising from a down position this can point to hip problems or nerve damage. Added signs of decreased appetite and changes in stool are other common signs of illness that may be developing as well.
When to take your Pomeranian to the vet?
If you notice that your Pomeranian is having trouble walking, particularly with the rear legs, then this may be a looming medical issue. In the beginning, the symptoms described above would occur occasionally, so be sure to contact your veterinarian at any sign of this.
What to do if your Pomeranian has leg problems?
If the Pomeranian leg problems are severe, surgery may be your only option. The best person to talk to is your Veterinarian. Feeding your puppy a balanced diet may help prevent many health problems later in life, including Pomeranian joint problems.