Something Happened To Our Pomeranian 😢 Dog Owners Should Watch This Video! 

Words can’t express how much we appreciate your support and encouragement, Adam! Thank you for your sweet comments as always! ❤️

@@CeceFamily I've learned alot from your channel, the best teachers are the ones who care! I had no idea small dogs were so prone to problems like this, but I know dogs hide pain well too so it can be hard to tell when something is wrong. I hope Cece got lots of cuddles from Boo and mom and dad while she was recovering ❤️

@@CeceFamily not your fault you did your best.. stop blaming yourself... Just do what you do best... white pom here

Thank you so much! ❤️

Aww thank you!

I feel you! 😢 It's not always easy to brush an older dog's teeth, it'll likely take quite a bit of time and require a lot of patience but you're doing the right thing by taking him to get his teeth cleaned. And thank you for adopting as well - you are amazing!! ❤️ I hope everything will go well with his dental and he'll be back with shiny & white teeth 💕

Thank you!! ❤️

Aww thank you so much for your kind message! And thank you for being a responsible soon-to-be dog owner doing all the research before getting one! I wish I had access to a channel with Pom-related information like this when I first got my Poms too - and that's exactly why I created this channel ❤️

I think you should get a Pomeranian if these guys can raise two Pomeranians in the worst city in the world then anything is possible, and you shouldn’t have much to worry about other than the puppy phase. They live in a Third World country and are still able to raise these dogs quite well so you should be able to as well.

Thank you! ❤️ It's true that we always learn new things after something happen. Cece is back to being the bossy girl now! 😎

Thank you so much for your encouraging words! ❤️

Thank you so much! I'm so sorry your Pom had quite a few teeth removed also - I know how you feel when you see her face so swollen in the first few days!

Thank you so much, Leona! You're always so supportive and sweet to us! ❤️

thank you! ♥️

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Thank you! ❤️🙏🏻

I’m so sorry for your loss! We as dog owners always feel like it’s partly our fault for failing to notice the signs probably because our dogs can’t talk - the guilt will always be there no matter how hard we really tried - we will answer ask ourselves many questions: what could we have done, could she be saved if we found out about the problem sooner, etc. but eventually I think it’s important for you to remind yourself that you really loved Daisy with all your heart, did everything you could with the knowledge you had at that time and she lived 14 years full of love and care and I’m sure she would be up there in heaven feeling grateful for all that you’ve done for her and the life you had together. Stay strong! ❤️

@@CeceFamily Thank you ❤️ Right after she passed people would ask me if I would ever get another dog and I said no because it’s so hard to lose them. Well I was wrong. I got a new baby one week ago. He’s a 9 week old Orange Sable Parti Pom and my heart is so full. I’ve been binge watching your videos for puppy tips because it’s been so long since I’ve had one. You really do give great advice and he is doing amazing!!! So proud of the little guy.

Thank you for having my back! ❤️❤️

​@@CeceFamily You're welcome. We gotta stick together. 😉🙂💖

Get a harness for the leash, not a collar. Poms have very vulnerable trachea. And enjoy your little floofer! Viel gluck und spass gewüncht!

Yes this is excellent advice! I second this! 💕

I already did that, because my Miniature Pinscher has a sensitive trachea also. But thank you for the advice anyway. It's just I've never spent so much for a female puppy in my 66 years of life, lol. Don't need any mistakes, at least her Embark came back at 100% clean that's a plus for me. Please don't hesitate to send anymore advice you can think of like best food, etc. I am used to small dogs with pencils for legs and are in the 6 to 7 lbs range and a fenced in back yard as I have Miniature Horses also.

@@sjonnieplayfull5859 could you please tell me which one is the best for them?My first pom will come on this weekend and I already bought the collar for him,but I don’t want he will get hurt by anything please

That’s great that you’re giving him a dental chew daily in the meantime ❤️ It’s not always easy to train a rescued dog to accept teeth brushing and it will likely take a bit longer but I’m sure he’ll eventually get there as you keep training him to get used to it and as you gain his trust more! ❤️

@@CeceFamily Thank you for response! So sweet! 🥰🥰

Aww congrats on getting your Pomeranian puppy in a week! I'm super excited for you! 😍 We made lots of videos on how to take care of Poms and how to train them and such, we hope the videos would help you to navigate this "new job" of becoming a dog parent and make your life easier! More educational videos will be coming soon! ❤️

Thank you! ❤️ I’m also trying to add water additive to their daily routine too! 😊

I do think that if I brought her for a dental cleaning with X-ray as soon as I noticed the warning signs, more teeth could have been saved though. That’s why I was blaming myself! 😢 But thank you so much for your encouragement! ❤️

It's great that you took him to the vet in time to take care of the baby teeth! Great job! 👏

Thank you so much! 🙏

Thank you so much! It’s been hard to get rid of the guilt if I’m being honest since I look at her and how her mouth doesn’t look the same anymore everyday but we’re both feeling much better by now! ❤️

Thank you so much, Kathryn! Appreciate your support! Cece is back to her witty self and is smiling happily (toothless smile😂) as I'm typing this comment 💕

Aww thank you so much, Elizabeth! ❤️

I’m not a vet so I can’t give out medical advice but I think it’s kinda unlikely for a Pom of 10 months old to have a dental disease and it’s probably just baby teeth falling out just like your vet said. If you’re in doubt, maybe you can seek a second opinion from another vet and also ask him about the breath issue?

Yes you can but it’s not completely necessary yet as they still have their puppy teeth which will gradually fall out as they grow and the adult teeth will fully erupt at around 6 months. This is when you should commit to a daily teeth brushing routine but for now, just train them to get used to getting their teeth brushed and maybe brush them every now and then if you have time is totally fine! ❤️

Aw I'm glad it helps! Yea if it has been a while since she last had her teeth cleaned, I think it's a good idea to ask the vet to check her teeth and see if she's due for any cleaning soon and do all the necessary tests prior to the cleaning to make sure it's safe to proceed with the anesthesia

Awww yess you get it right? It's hard to not have the feeling that we're at fault when something happens to our babies 🥲 thank you so much though - you're so kind and sweet! ♥♥

Thank you for your encouragement! 🙏 Ideally, it's recommended that dogs should get professional dental cleaning once a year starting from the age of 2. Small dogs with overcrowded teeth might require more frequent cleaning though but generally once a year is good! I think the vet said something that made a lot of sense to me, she said that dogs are just like human, we brush our teeth twice a day but we still need to go to dentists twice a year to prevent dental problems. So in an ideal world, dog's teeth should be brushed daily and cleaned yearly ❤️

Thank you! ❤️

Thank you!! We're grateful to have a community of super supportive dog owners & lovers 💕

Aww thank you so much! 🥺 please be sure to look for a vet that runs a thorough health check including blood work and further tests if needed to make sure it’s safe for your dog to go under anesthesia too! All the best for your little Pommie! 💕

@@CeceFamily Thank you ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you sweetie! ❤️ I bet she sounds just like her name! 💕 I agree I do not like med overuse either it comes with many side effects so I always prefer a natural treatment whenever possible! 👍🏻

@@CeceFamily yes she’s an Angel. Here is her channel ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ql0R4RuYtT4.html

If you have a completely new and healthy puppy with clean health record, you can always buy insurance right from the start to minimize all these risks! Ours already got some health problems when they first came to the US so insurance is not worth it anymore since they will find all sorts of excuses to categorize it as existing health problems and reject our claims.

@@CeceFamily thanks for your reply

You're doing the right thing by getting him the help he needs in a timely manner! ❤️ Your little guy is blessed to have a Pom mom like you! I think you found a good vet who's smart enough to know the danger of having 2 sets of teeth to recommend extractions just right when his adult teeth are erupting so I'm sure your pup is in good hand and good thing is he will be much less likely to suffer from periodontal disease after removing those troublesome teeth!

@@CeceFamily Thank you. I have 3 Poms, 1 Chihuahua and a Standard Poodle. The Poms are so much fun. I was wondering why he was chewing up everything. Poor Guy. He is so adorable. 😍

Thank you so much for your comment! ❤️ I'm not a vet either but I imagine it would be incredibly tough for a dog mentally and physically to be under restraint with their mouth open for an hour. Also they're scaling and cleaning the teeth with sharp tools that could potentially damage their gum if they move around. Most importantly, from my research, during an anesthesia-free dental cleaning, no dental X-rays could be taken and they couldn't go below the gum line to clean if the dog has deep periodonal pockets or if teeth need to be extracted, making the dental cleaning almost pointless 😢 Also thank you for sharing your experience with your other Poms as well! Do you mind going into more details sharing your experience with a Tracheal collapse dog and what we could do to make their lives better if they have it? Did he end up having to undergo a tracheal ring surgery? We'd always love to learn more from experienced Pom owners like you! And yes unfortunately some dogs have underlying health problems that make it unsafe to undergo anesthesia such as CHF that yours had :( I believe that's why a health exam prior to anesthesia is important! At my vet, if a dog is over 7, on top of the blood test, I believe the dog is required to take additional tests such as chest X-ray to make sure they don't have any cardiac problems.

@@CeceFamily Our oldest Pom ( Linsey) was the one developing the CT. It seemed to (coincidence or not, unsure) act up when we had her and Lil Ricky at a vet/boarding place while on vacation in FL. They stayed their before and was SILs vet and knew in hood hands. By this time Lil Ricky was on meds for his CHF for maybe 2 years and Drs said maybe 3-6 months. (different story, but tied in). Anyhow. Ricky was having collapsed and it was frightening. His meds were eating away at his kidneys. It was either his heart or kidneys were going to go, Dr told us matter of tine. He seemed fine when we dropped them off at the boarding place as they always stayed together. And somehow, when Lil Ricky looked back at us before going in back, wife and i both knew “we may not see him again”. And 1/2, way into our vacation, Got call from Vet late at night that Lil Ricky had passed. (He was my wife’s dog, Lindsey was mine). Casper (my pic now) a bit of both. Anyhow- back to the CT. When we went to get Lindsey, she seemed fine till she got home, other than was lookng for Ricky all over the place. It was tough. and then she starting “honking noises” which we weren’t sure was “kennel cough” or what. So we took her to a vet and they did X rays and discovered the collapsed trachea and said there are a few options. 1- She had to lose weight (she was 10 lbs). sometimes 11. 2. Meds (one was the Perosidine or whatever you mentioned and getting a Pom to take meds is another story.- they helped, but also started to show side effects as doses increased over time. 3. They could put a stint in her but she was already like 13 at the time and higher risk then younger pups. That was a 50/50 chance of working and the Dr didn’t recommend it due to her age. Diet, meds and not get excited. Lindsey was with us for maybe 2 more years after we left Floria that day. For most of that time, she was calm and always a calm dog. loved to play ball when younger, but then just did her thing. heading into 2021, her honking and coughing was keeping us up and we know it wasn’t giving her any comfort so we took her to vet (really great Anumal Hospital thst is “cadillac service w/mercedes benz prices (she was worth it). Oh forgot to mention she was panting a lot. This was maybe Jul 2021, they gave us stronger meds. (horse pills). REALLY- She was stressed as if it much less get a pill down her throat that i wpikd have to cut up. This just seemed to make her more anxious and she was panting more and did ok IF she could take the pills. (why not liquid form?). One med was a sedative that helped her. Week maybe after that visit, when she was taking the meds she seemed ok for a bit when in the sedative, but the other meds had her very anxious and she wasn’t herself. and it just got worse After couple of calls to hospital, they suggested changing meds and other things and that was temp. still wasn’t going to get that big pill down her throat without a fight (Poms pick up every trick….) she was all night for 2-3 days, pacing and panting, wife and I started to talk our options and bring her back to animal hospital to see what they could do as she was just uncomfortable (We are now in Aug 2020). We called the animal hospital and explained what was going on and they took her in and oxygen tank and IV, and she was resting. we left her there for the night and have the Drs check in the morning on meds Next day, the Vet called and gave us our options, we kind of knew it was coming, and they let us come down and see her for a bit. She was out of it, but at peace. Asked if we wanted to hold her as she went to “sleep” and said “no”. it was tough. But we didn’t want her to suffer so we could enjoy her company I bought up the kennel cough and Lil Ricky as this all seemed to start when we took her from the place in FL. (Decent place, just sadly, she was never the same and Lil Ricky passed alongside of her in the same kennel. We don’t know (presumptuous) if that visit and having the other Pom pass while we were in hotel triggered things, but it just never went away. and progressed over time. So my recommendation for CT is to keep dogs within weight management, excercise- decent good without the garbage, and if you start hearing frequent coughing that sounds like a goose, go get them checked up. this requires X-Rays both Ricky and Lindsey were being treated at the animal referral hospital (seriously, they do it all there) and got great treatment. The staff was forever so kind. Shortly after Lindsey left us, we got a package in the mail with a card and they took a plaster paw print of her to use as a Christmas ornament. (They remembered Lil Ricky and although he passed it n Fl, they sent us a card for. him as well. I bought up Lil Ricky as Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) has signs you can look for and is very common. Ricky always had less energy. he was happy being by wife’s side. Not sure if a regular checkup with Vet or why he was seen that day, but forever grateful the Dr looked at his tongue and saw that it was bluish and we needed to get him to hospital right away. He did well on meds when we could sneak them in (cheese, meat, anything). and they expected him to be with us maybe 6 months and think maybe 2 years plus he stayed with us. But the meds require follow up and blood work and long exposure does or may create a problem with his kidneys and Drs said on his last overnight 1K hospital stay in O2 tank that they can control his heart or kidneys but not both. He already collapsed twice in n us (just tipped over) and we kind of snapped him out of it. So check CeCes and Boos tongue for discoloration and if look bluish, get them checked up. CT is all depending on dogs age and what X Rays can be done. Keeping them within weight and calm can make things better for them. (Lindsey was always nervous) Sorry so long. We missed them and said “no more” when Lindsey crossed the Rainbow bridge, but the house wasn’t the same and Aug 20, we said goodbye to Linsey, Jun 2021, said hello to Casper (nicknamed Dawgzilla) he’s something else. ) So we are keeping an eye on him. have him under a health care plan to take care of things and hope he brings a lot of joy when he lets us rest. So that’s as condensed as I know. We still feel Lindsey may have developed kennel cough and was stressed at place n Fl after Ricky passed with her in the same kennel. but it’s presumption Lil Ricky never was an exerciser and am sure he was born with the CHF, but he did like walks otherwise, he never left moms side (under her arm). They were both well loved Ricky was 12-14 lbs and would say he was overweight a little maybe, Casper is 7lb and expect him to stay in that range. i don’t have a channel on you tube. wife has pics of the dogs on FB. they just live in our hearts furever, and blessed. i’d like to get another Pom as a playmate for Casper, but prefer and older one and no more every 2 hours in middle of night for potty break. Keep us posted on how CeCe and Boo are doing Alan

@@stemmentor9700 omg such a sad story my heart goes out to you! 🥺 I can only imagine the pain you had to go through when you were dropping off Ricky and Lindsey at the vet for your vacation in FL not knowing things were never gonna be the same again … and that it was the last time that you could see Ricky! It’s just so heart-breaking 😭 Thank you for sharing your story, your experience, and lots of helpful tips for us and other pom owners here! We’ve learnt a lot from you and it’s a comment that I fully read but I’m sure I have to refer back to over and over again in the future because there’s so much wisdom in it! And yes the potty breaks every 2 hours can be very detrimental to our sleep and healthy lol! I’d love to have another puppy at some point but that’s something I don’t miss at all! 😂

Thank you, Mickey! You'll see more videos from Boo & Cece soon! 💕

@@CeceFamily ok thank.u I love them so much they r so gorgeous an precious an supercool I love u cece an bobo with all our hearts an we expected.an can't wait to see more of of there video so let Cece an boo know we love them.

Aww Maria! 🥺 Thank you so much!!

And thank you for caring enough to actually notice our sudden disappearance on RU-vid lol 😂 We’ll be back all over RU-vid before you know it! 💕

Thank you so much for your support! We really appreciate it! ❤️

Thank you so much, Albert!

Thank you so much! You're so sweet!

Congrats on getting your own Pom! Let me know how it goes - first few days are gonna be tough but it'll get better don't worry! Hmm regarding insurance I'm afraid I can't name them here since I haven't had any success claiming any of my bills and they rejected all my claims on the basic of some "pre-existing symptoms" on his health records so yea can't really vouch for them lol! But if you have a new puppy with a clean health record, I think any reputable insurance company will work just fine! Make sure you check their reviews, and their terms and conditions very carefully to see what types of diseases they cover and if they have any limits (for example, some will cover dental work while a lot of others don't) before buying their insurance though! Best of luck!

I'm so terribly sorry for your loss! Will hug my babies after reading your comment!

Aww thank you so so much!

Aww I'm so glad that Bennie and Honey bring you so much joy & I hope that they visit you frequently! ❤️

I'm so sorry your Pom got diagnosed with the disease at such a young age! 🥺 I would be so surprised too! Bad teeth must be a common thing in Pomeranian, maybe that's why they suggest not once but sometimes twice a year dental cleaning for these pups 😥

I'm so so sorry your bichon havanese had to go through something similar! 😢 Must be so hard for you during that time! 🥺 Thank you for sharing your own experience and yes I agree 100% that prevention is better than cure! 👏

Chewing does seem to help with the plaque from my observation! I’m glad your boy doesn’t have to go through this! ❤️

I'm so sorry she lost all her teeth so soon! I think some of them just happen to have bad teeth genetically. I'm so glad she's still thriving without teeth though - that gives me so much hope! ❤️

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Thank you! Since your little girl is a little bit on the older side, please be sure to ask the vet for a thorough health exam, including blood check and further tests such as chest X-ray if needed to confirm that she doesn't have any cardiac problems that prevent her from going under anesthesia! ❤️

Aww I'm so sorry I know exactly how you felt! 🥺 It's sad to hear that the breeder is the one spreading false knowledge 😰 On a brighter note, Carmi is doing incredibly well to only have lost 3 teeth at the age of 9! ♥️

I’m so sorry to hear that! Thank you for rescuing and saving a dog’s life! ❤️

Thank you all! ❤️ 😘

Thank you so much, Amanda!

Aww thank you so much, Jennifer! 🙏🏻 Your words meant a lot to me and made me feel a lot better! ❤️

Thank you! ❤️ It was indeed a scary and difficult time but glad that Cece came out of it stronger and she is even “bossier” nowadays 😂

Thank you so much! I'm sure with 3 Pomeranians, you have been there done that and went through these all! I'm so sorry your last Pom had to have 18 teeth pulled when she was 9 😢 Sounds like bad breath is a very good indicator to bring them to a dental! I'll definitely look into Mandibular Lymphoma and keep an eye on her teeth and neck glands! Thank you so much for the heads-up!

@@CeceFamily You are welcome and anytime!

Yayy even if this video helps just one Pom, it has served its purpose! ❤️

Aww thank you so much! Hugs! ❤️❤️

Thank you! 💕 Cece is all happy running around now after that problem was taken care of! ❤️