FAQ

Pomchis typically cost between $500 and $1,500, depending on breeder reputation, health screenings, lineage, and location.

Yes, a Pomchi can be a great dog for the right owner—small, affectionate, and intelligent, but they require proper care, training, and socialization.

A Pomchi is a small hybrid dog breed created by crossing a Pomeranian with a Chihuahua, known for its lively personality and petite size. These dogs typically weigh 3–7 pounds and display a mix of physical traits from both parent breeds.

Feed small breed puppies calorie-dense, small-bite food formulated for growth, with high-quality protein, balanced fat, and nutrients for bone and immune health.

Avoid dog foods with artificial colors, flavors, preservatives, unnamed meat by-products, and unnecessary fillers not formulated for small or toy breeds.

Feed small breed puppies a high-calorie, nutrient-rich diet designed specifically for growth and their unique energy needs, in multiple small meals daily.

Avoid dog foods with artificial colors, flavors, preservatives, unnamed meat byproducts, unnecessary fillers, or those not meeting AAFCO standards.

Feed a small breed puppy a calorie-dense, nutrient-rich diet specifically formulated for small or toy breeds to support their high metabolism and growth needs.

Avoid dog foods with artificial colors, flavors, preservatives, unnamed meat by-products, and unnecessary fillers, as they may harm small breeds' health.

Both dry and wet food can be suitable for puppies, especially small breeds, as long as the food is balanced and formulated for their life stage and size.