Here's some tips that can help out in a number of ways:
1) Rotate your Pom's toys.
If you buy some of the better toys that last quite a while, that is great; but, it also means that your Pomeranian will keep seeing the same toys over and over again. Though he may love to have a couple of favorites near him at all times, it can be a good idea to have 2 toys bins.
Every few weeks, switch them out, and this way your Pom will keep getting 'new' toys. Do, however, keep those 'favorites' as a Pom can become very attached to a certain toy and can become upset if it suddenly goes missing.
2) Routinely check the toys
to see if there is enough wear and tear that the toy could present a choking hazard and needs to be thrown out.
3) As your Pomeranian matures, toys needs will change. So, do a toy assessment every so often, looking at the 5 main types of toys here, to see if your little guy or gal is in need of a toy element that they are not currently receiving.
With toys designed to meet the needs of chewers, teethers, dogs that are bored, those needing encouragement to play, those feeling lonely when home alone, and those in need of both physical and mental stimulation, the right toys can help with all of these elements.