Yes, they are! This is a common observation among Pom owners, but it doesn’t necessarily apply to all Pomeranians. A lot of the time, this problem can be solved by changing one of a few things. Try these tips:
Check that your Pom’s food is appropriate for his size. Most dogs will be put off after a while if their food is a struggle to pick up, chew, or swallow. With small breeds such as Pomeranians, it’s especially important to make sure that his kibble doesn’t also pose a choking hazard.
Your Pom may simply be bored with eating the same flavor kibble each and every day. A good thing to do in this instance would be trying out one of the other Pomeranian foods we have recommended. Based on his or her age and life stage, you will find more than one great option to pick from above.
Reconsider the amount of ‘non-meal’ food your Pom is eating. Too many snacks, excess scraps, or sneaky eating from another pet’s bowl may be at the root of his lost appetite. Don’t forget to check with the other members of your household, as someone else may be doing the sneaky feeding!