Merry Christmas!

How Cold is too Old for your Pom

How to Make Sure Your Pet Has a Happy Thanksgiving

How to Make Sure Your Pet Has a Happy Thanksgiving

Like many pet owners, you might enjoy sharing a morsel of people food with your pet to make him happy. While a small piece of unseasoned turkey shouldn’t cause any harm, we urge you to exercise caution with other common staples of the Thanksgiving meal. Many of them are toxic for dogs and cats, including the following:
  • Grapes and raisins
  • Cake batter and bread dough
  • Sage and other common seasonings
  • Avocados
  • Chocolate
Depending on what your pet consumes, she could experience immediate symptoms such as abdominal pain, vomiting, and diarrhea. Other foods are more of a choking hazard than a gastrointestinal one, such as grapes and raisins. Your dog or cat could also try to knock over the garbage can to get a treat or even ingest dropped food wrappers. Be sure your garbage can is in a locked cabinet and that you pick up anything that you or your guests drop right away.

— Read on buffalocompanionanimalclinic.com/blog

ADOPTED – Champ loves to play around

Please check our website’s News section for more info on these 2 awesome Poms.

Pom-O-Ween October 4, 2025

Aye, It Be Talk Like A Pirate Day

Toe Bean Tuesday!

This is Brew, one of our members Poms. Not available, but wanted to share because, have you ever seen such a perfect toe beans shot!

Thank you to Annie Coughlin from Charm City Poms for sharing this warm fuzzy!

My Retirement Plan

Lady and Champ Surgery Update

Champ came through surgery like a CHAMP! He kept all of his teeth, and they are now pearly white!

However, he did lose something unexpected… it turns out he was not neutered! He had an undescended testicle. It was a surprise for the vet when they were repositioning him during his dental.

Lady’s surgery also went well, she only lost one tooth! She was a very happy girl at the doctor’s office and made friends with everyone there!

If youd like to help with their surgery costs, as well as the other fire survivors, we have a GoFundMe set up for them https://www.gofundme.com/f/Support-Our-Fire-Survivors-PCCV.

How to Groom a Pomeranian for Summer

How to Groom a Pomeranian for Summer

The harsh Summer sun can cause multiple possible problems. The sun has a gradual burning effect and may even change your Pomeranian’s fur color. A brown or black fur color may gain a reddish tinge. The sun may cause itchiness and/or peeling as the skin dries out.

To prevent such problems, use a good quality leave-in conditioner. The light spray helps prevent any harm, and if you select the right product, it will also work as a deodorizer, making your pet smell clean and fresh. You don’t need to use much. Spray and then brush his coat downwards so the conditioner is distributed properly.

Pomeranian Cuts For Summer

Don’t be tempted to have your Pomeranian clipped. Clipping your Pomeranian won’t keep him cool as the double coat works to insulate and keep your Pom cool in summer and warm in Winter.

Double-coated dog breeds like the Pomeranian often develop a condition called Post-Clipping Alopecia after clipping. If you must have a trimmed Pomeranian, talk to your Groomer about the best Pomeranian cuts for summer.

Ask the Groomer about trimming your Pomeranian with a short haircut using scissors. Cutting Pomeranian hair short with scissors instead of shaving is a better option. A show Pomeranian haircut is another option.

Source: Summer Pomeranian Care

PSA for dog owners – we narrowly avoided tragedy.

We were out today, and when we got home, Romeo walked up to me with a plastic bag on his head!

A couple of nights ago, I finished a bag of Cheez-Its in the bedroom and threw the bag in my bedroom trash can. Romeo got into the trash and tried to get the crumbs left in the bag. Somehow he got the bag stuck on his head.

You could tell he struggled to get the bag off because items in the living room were strewn about. When I took the bag off, he was drenched and the bag was filled with condensation. The remaining crumbs were mush. He made his way to the water bowl and drank for about 2 minutes and when he finally stopped and walked away, he was wobbly and not walking straight.

He’s curled up next to me sleeping now, but my heart is still racing thinking about what might have happened if we were gone a little while longer.

How often do we toss things in the trash without thinking?

Torontos Pet Friendly Fireworks Show

Donate your Pace Maker

Did you know that if you have a pacemaker, you can include it in your Will to be donated to a dog in need after you pass away?


Although pacemakers cannot be used for another human, they can help dogs with heart problems and potentially save their lives. You can arrange for the pacemker to be sent to a vet of your choice.
Many pacemakers are simply thrown away, and dogs may die because people do not know about this option.


Donating the pacemaker can even save the dog’s owner the cost of a new one, which can sometimes make a crucial difference in affording life-saving treatment.

CAUTION!!!! Very important!

A friendly reminder to not let your Poms walk on the pavement!

A Little Breezy Today