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Pomeranian's Hair Not Growing Back After Shaving?

My Pom got all his hair cut and now it won't come back. Help!

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August 10, 20170 found this helpful

How long ago did you shave your dog? If it's only been a few weeks this is normal. I have 4 Bichon Frise dogs and when I shave them it can take up to 4 months before their hair grows back.

The dog's hair will grow back, but it might take a few months. My female Bichon's hair takes longer to grow than the males. His hair grows rather fast and is very thick. Just give it time. It is hard to see the hair growth when you are with the dog daily.

 
February 28, 20202 found this helpful

Your response is completely inaccurate! A Bichon is NOT a Pom which is a double-coated breed! Any owner who decides to have their Pom or other double-coated breed shaved takes the risk of forever ruining their pets beautiful coat.

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I speak as a small-brews groomer and owner of 5 Pomeranians.

 
April 27, 20220 found this helpful

Thank you that's what happened to me at Petco's Groomer. He says he had to shave my Poms hair and it's been a year with no growth. (Says he had no choice it was matted and this is my first dog). My Vet advised me to give 5 mg melatonin daily. No obvious change.
If any suggestions I appreciate you. Aloha and God bless!

 

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August 10, 20172 found this helpful

Pomeranians should not be shaved. If the inner layer was cut into, the hair should grow back. If it was cut into, the hair may grow back coarse, or not at all.

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You may have legal recourse against the groomer, if you choose to go that route.

 

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August 11, 20171 found this helpful

this is insane i had no idea

 
May 19, 20192 found this helpful

I am devastated! same happened to my beautiful Pom. At least I will make sure the groomer gets fired

 
October 17, 20190 found this helpful

I guess you have to blame someone for the owners mistake

Owner - booked a clip
I'm a groomer and own a Pomeranian I clip my pom but not to skin and yes she grows back

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Yes you shouldn't clip a pom due to changing the dynamic of the coat
Double coats have a job to do and when shaved it changes this
However owners choice and if a owner asks I clip

 

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August 10, 20172 found this helpful

Pom's should not be shaved and your groomer should have informed you of the problems with cutting his fur too short. it is possible that it may never look like it did in the past but it will take a long time to regrow to any length.
This was a gross negligence on your groomer's part as this is common knowledge with experienced/professional groomers.

All you can do now is take good care of him as his fur slowly grows and hope for the best.

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Here is a link that might help with daily care.

www.petpom.com/pomeranian-fur

 

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August 11, 20170 found this helpful

Generally it won't grow back like it was.. It will come back in patches. Here is a success story of someone's whose hair did grow back. Good luck!

zbenavidez.wordpress.com/.../

 

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August 11, 20170 found this helpful

Try sulfer and lard on the spot where the hair is not growing,this works for mange.

 
April 27, 20220 found this helpful

Thanks so much

 

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August 11, 20171 found this helpful

aside from the obvious (visit the vet) then I would say that some dog breeds (such as Poms) do have tendency towards an alopecia condition that is harmless though not particularly beauteous.

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some vets and others advocate supplementing his diet with omega 3, specifically fish oils. Some ppl have reported the hair growing back after that

 

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August 11, 20170 found this helpful

i want to amend that i did not know that the breed itself would be harmed by shaving, though certain of these dogs DO get Alopecia X or Black Skin Disease (and I found out bc our neighbor's dog has this and I saw it firsthand so looked it up bc i found it interesting)
www.petpom.com/pomeranian-bsd
pommymommy.com/.../

.. and that condition CAN be cured by fish oil, it sounds like what's happening here is different and caused by the groomer.

 
April 20, 20220 found this helpful

My Pomeranian "Juju" shouldn't have been shaved. I give her 3 mg melatonin daily and slowly it is working. If any other suggestions let us know.

 

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