Pomeranian Puppy Weight Calculator

Calculate the adult weight for your Pomeranian. Just type your puppy’s current weight and age, and see how big your puppy gets.

Here’s the full Pomeranian growth-focused breed profile for your puppy weight calculator.

Breed Overview

The Pomeranian is a tiny but spirited member of the Spitz family, descended from large sledge dogs of the Arctic regions. The breed takes its name from the Pomerania region in present-day Poland and Germany, though it became world-famous when Queen Victoria popularized the smaller size in the 19th century.

Pomeranians are known for their fluffy double coat, fox-like expression, and confident personality. Despite their small stature, they are lively, intelligent, and alert companions. They adapt well to different living environments but thrive in homes where they get plenty of attention and mental stimulation.

Size Category: Toy (small).
Growth tracking is important for Pomeranians because they have rapid early development and a small body frame that can be sensitive to under- or overfeeding. Monitoring weight ensures healthy bone development and helps prevent obesity, which can strain their joints and heart.

Pomeranian Growth Chart & Weight Ranges

Age	Average Weight (lbs)	Average Weight (kg)
4 weeks	0.5 – 1 lbs	0.23 – 0.45 kg
8 weeks	1 – 2 lbs	0.45 – 0.9 kg
3 months	2 – 3 lbs	0.9 – 1.36 kg
4 months	2.5 – 4 lbs	1.13 – 1.8 kg
6 months	3 – 5 lbs	1.36 – 2.27 kg
9 months	3.5 – 6 lbs	1.59 – 2.72 kg
12 months	4 – 7 lbs	1.8 – 3.18 kg

Gender Differences:

• Gender-based size differences in Pomeranians are minimal, though males may be slightly heavier and more muscular.
• Both sexes typically fall within the 4–7 lbs (1.8–3.18 kg) adult weight range per AKC breed standards.

How Much Bigger Will My Pomeranian Puppy Get?

Most Pomeranians reach 50% of their adult weight by about 3–4 months. A common rule of thumb is to double their weight at 12–14 weeks for an adult size estimate.

They often reach their full adult weight by 10–12 months, with height stabilizing earlier. Since they are a toy breed, their growth period is much shorter than larger dogs.

For more breed details, visit the American Kennel Club Pomeranian page or the Pomeranian Club of America.

Pomeranian Growth Tips

Nutrition

• Feed a high-quality toy-breed puppy food formulated for small jaws and high metabolism.
• Offer 3–4 small meals daily until 6 months old, then reduce to 2–3 meals per day.
• Avoid overfeeding and frequent treats to prevent obesity.

Exercise

• Provide short bursts of play and gentle walks appropriate for their size.
• Avoid strenuous jumping or high-impact activities, especially on hard surfaces, to protect delicate joints.

Health Watch

• Common growth-related concerns include luxating patella and tracheal collapse, both of which can be worsened by excess weight.
• Regular vet checkups and maintaining a healthy body condition score are essential.