If you decide to bring a Pommy home, rest assured you won’t regret it. You’ll have a new best friend for life and a furry little bundle of joy to make lots of wonderful memories with. Before the excitement begins, however, it’s a good idea to take some time preparing to welcome your new pomeranian home. There are several things you need to do, purchase and think about. What To Buy *Collar *ID tags *Leash *Dog food *Food and water dishes *Treats *Crate (Big enough for your Pommy to sit, stand, turn around and lie down in) *Puppy pads (If you plan to use them for house train ..read more

It isn’t every day that you find yourself completely covered in fur and dancing paws. Jasmine found herself in that place many times, many years ago when she first welcomed a dog into her home.  Jasmine’s Pomeranian journey began in January 2013, when her daughter, Karley, came home with an unusually puffy sweatshirt on. “What is wrong with your swea-” and a little Pomeranian baby popped her head out of Karley’s hood. “I bought a Pomeranian! Isn’t she so cute?”   Jasmine from OC Pom Rescue Stumbled on Pommy Mommy Shortly after that day, Jasmine found herself in a rabbit hole trying t ..read more

Is your furball suffering from some seriously rank breath? As a Pommy Mommy, that’s really the least of your concerns when it comes to poor dental hygiene—although it can certainly be an unpleasant experience for the owner of a small breed. Poor dental hygiene leads to bigger problems than just smelly breath, and side effects from bad dental health can be as serious as potentially fatal infection. With that in mind, you can see why it’s so terribly important to provide regular dental care for your Pomeranian. Why Pomeranian Dental Care is So Important All day, every day, plaque is building on ..read more

Face it—even the best-trained Pommy isn’t going to be happy about taking their meds. But it’s so important that Pommy Mommys give their pups pills on time. Thankfully, we’ve rounded up some of the best tips to help you feed your Pomeranian pills fuss-free. Mix it With Food Sometimes it’s just that easy to feed your Pomeranian pills. If your Pom enjoys chowing down on soft foods, you might be able to get away with placing their pill in the food unnoticed. If your pup needs more than one pill a day, be sure to portion out smaller amounts of food so that they are not overeating. Pill Pockets The ..read more

Every Pommy Mommy wants the best for their Pommy. With these incredible pomeranian life hacks, you can take easy steps to take you and your Pom’s lifestyle to the next level!  1. Easy Hair Cleanup Pomeranians are a furry breed, which is part of what makes them so adorable. While Pommys don’t shed as much as some other furry babies, they still tend to leave behind some of their hair everywhere they go. You can make cleanup easy, though, by using a rubber glove or a squeegee to collect hair from furniture and carpeted surfaces. You can also cover your Pom’s bed or favorite resting area with ..read more

If you want to stop your Pomeranian barking incessantly you need to remember that a Pomeranian’s bark is its voice.  Barking is your Poms way of talking to you… it should never be an annoyance. Their bark should be a welcome communication and interaction with you. Barking is a way to alert you of a potential threat or tell you something is amiss. Just because you don’t see any threat or need for a warning doesn’t necessarily mean that your Pomeranian is wrong. Our Yoki barks whenever there is a knock at the door, loud noise or a stranger visiting the house. I personally embrace her ..read more

When you tell someone that you have a Pomeranian the first thing that comes to their mind is “Oh, that’s the kind of dog that barks a lot right?” haha little do the “outsiders” know that Pomeranians usually only bark when there is something to bark at. A healthy Pomeranian should not bark without having a reason. We have a special little barking Pomeranian at the Pommy Mommy house named Yoki! Upon rescuing Yoki I found out she was shy, timid, squeamish, and scared. For the past three years, I have been doing daily therapy with her, helping her come out of her “puppy mill” shell. Yoki was in a ..read more

I get so many questions on why I am feeding a Raw Food Diet to my PomeraniansI get so many questions on why I am feeding Raw Food Diet to my Pomeranians. Pommy Mommies want to know if it’s “safe” and what the benefits are of feeding RAW. Today I will share why I decided to start feeding a raw food diet to my Pomeranians. I started feeding the girls an all-organic raw food diet right after I rescued Yoki. She was going through some trust issues because of her abusive background with her previous owners. She was very skittish, and frantic so I decided to hire a &nbs ..read more