After two months, puppies should eat four meals a day (morning, noon, evening and before going to bed), three meals a day for three months to six months, and two meals a day for adult dogs over six months. \ x0d \ x0d \ Many people think that diet restriction can improve the size of Pomeranian dogs, but this is absolutely wrong. The size of Pomeranian depends on its own genetic quality, pedigree and other congenital conditions, and it will not grow very big because of eating too much. Excessive dietary restrictions are likely to affect the healthy development of Pomeranian dogs due to malnutrition, hinder the development of bones, muscles and coat, and fail to grow a strong body and rich hair. We must pay attention to it. However, your dog must be regularly rationed. \x0d\ Pomeranian is a subminiature breed with thick and beautiful long hair. To maintain its charm and vitality, diet and clean drinking water have absolute influence. Feeding it proper food can not only keep its vitality and health, but also help it grow more perfect and attractive fur. \x0d\ Ensure the supply of clean drinking water for Pomeranian dogs in daily management. Clean drinking water can be put in a special pet drinking bottle for Pomeranian dogs to drink freely, so as to keep the drinking water clean and protect Pomeranian dogs' gorgeous long hair. \x0d\ Animal foods include beef, pork, chicken breast, eggs, milk, etc. And lean meat with low fat and high protein content. Chicken liver is the dog's favorite food, which is rich in iron, but it can only be given in moderation. Plant foods such as noodles and rice are rich in vitamins. Carrots, radishes, cabbages and vegetables are chopped and cooked before feeding. Calcium is very important for puppies, so it should be supplemented in time. \x0d\ That's right! Remember to deworm regularly! Many dogs contain parasites in vivo and in vitro, which directly threaten the lives of puppies of 2-3 months. There are many kinds of parasites. Please refer to deworming for details. Ascariasis: Ascariasis canis is caused by Ascaris canis and Ascaris Lion, which are parasitic in the small intestine and stomach of dogs. It mainly harms puppies, affects the growth and development of puppies, and can lead to the death of sick dogs when seriously infected. Puppies aged 1-3 months are the most susceptible to infection.