A DROP IN BLOOD SUGAR???
hypoglycemia
Hypoglycemia is basically very low blood sugar. The majority of cases where low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) is present in Pomeranians are the result of insufficient or low quality food. Excessive exercise or even over handling and playing may possibly cause your Pom's body to require more sugar than is accessible. Happens very often in Pomeranians here are some steps in order to prevent a drop in blood sugar. Hypoglycemia is one of the most prominent health concerns in the Pomeranian breed, according to the website for Animal Planet. Low blood sugar is prevalent not only in Pomeranians.
“JUST A SPOONFUL OF SUGAR HELPS THE MEDICINE GOD DOWN
-Mary Poppins
Symptoms Of Hypoglycemia In Pomeranians
Lethargy.
Slow response to stimuli.
Weakness.
Loss of coordination.
Increased thirst or urination.
Decreased or increased appetite.
Weight gain.
Muscle spasms.
Puppies and adult dogs that appear to be in a stupor or coma during a hypoglycemic attack should immediately be given sugar water or an oral concentrated solution of glucose, such as corn syrup or Nutri-Cal. Owners of toy breeds should have a glucose source readily available.
How do you prevent hypoglycemia in dogs?
Providing proper nutrition on a routine schedule is crucial. Small breed puppies should be fed three to four times a day. Ensure you're feeding a commercial puppy diet that is formulated for growth. As other ailments can predispose to hypoglycemia, any signs of illness must be attended to.