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Pomeranian's Hair Not Growing

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Date: 03/22/2006 Topics: Pets > Dog Breeds > Pomeranian | Readers Request > Pets  
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Pomeranian's Hair Not Growing
I have a purebred Pomeranian that seems to have problems growing her hair. I have confirmed that she is a purebred pomeranian. Are they any ways that i can encourage her hair to grow? The attached picture is not of my dog but that exactly what she looks like but with shorter hair.

Sam from Rockhampton QLD
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Post By zoe (Guest Post) (08/29/2008)
Hi. If any of you want to email me directly with your problems I will do all I can to help you with possible answers and things to try.
zoe xxx www.pommania.co.uk

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Post By veverly shell (Guest Post) (06/05/2008)
I have a pom and her hair is coming out in patches on her back. The vet give her an allergy shot but it did not help.This has been going on since winter.

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Post by FOXIBOOT (6) | (05/26/2008)
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GIVE HER RAW EGG
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Post By Skyla (Guest Post) (03/21/2008)
I have a Pomeranian as well and he has the same problem. I was just wondering have you ever had her hair cut? My dogs hair was cut and after that his hair has not been growing back, I took my dog to a groomer and she said i should try a treat/food that is for the skin and coat. Also using spry when grooming his hair. Talk to your groomer about any of these products.
Tip: Don`t get your dogs hair shaved. Even if there are knots. Instead use spray to help keep knots out.

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Post By Jill (Guest Post) (09/20/2007)
My Pom is having the same problem. I keep the house cool (my husband is from Canada). I have had her checked by the vet, Her hair was fine but I noticed that the hair was not growing back after grooming. She has tufts right now. Spice is 7 years old. Please help if you know anything that will help my Spice.

Editor's Note: Here is a link to a site that has information on Alopecia which is a possible cause of this:
http://www.pommania.co.uk/blackskindisease.htm

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Post by kathykl (16) | (03/23/2006)
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I second having her checked out by a vet. Also, lowering the temperature may help as well.

It may also be that she just isn't going to get a huge coat. Our pom (pure-bred) has a nice thick coat, but I see tinier poms with just as much fur as our larger dog! If you live in a warm environment, having a shorter coat may be a blessing in disguise. We've had to trim our pom's coat down to an inch every summer or she refuses to MOVE and is obviously miserable.

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Post By tedsmom (Guest Post) (03/22/2006)
It's possible that you are keeping your dog too warm. My pom has gobs of hair and I blame it on the fact that I keep my house fairly cool all winter and very cool in the summertime. In fact, he has so much hair that I have to use a thinning comb on him quite often!

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Post By Jan (Guest Post) (03/22/2006)
How old is your pom?Their full coats don't come in until they are over a year old.I had and pom and he didn't have a full coat until he was over a year old

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Post By Pamm (Guest Post) (03/22/2006)
have you talked to your vet? maybe the groomer is using the wrong shampoo. There may be an under lying skin condition. one of my doxies had to have allergy testing and had her entire left side shaved. that was the middle of january. i started using a diet supplement called Missing Link. I also use a product Vitacoat. Both of these I get through a catalog & online www.DrsFosterSmith.com.
Litlle Pudge's hair is about 90% back to normal.

Hope this helps.

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