The progesterone levels in dogs can affect their health in various situations. Firstly, excessively high progesterone levels can have negative impacts on their pregnancy and delivery health. In some cases, high progesterone levels may lead to miscarriages, premature births, or difficult deliveries. For example, the progesterone levels in Pomeranians are not necessarily better when they are higher. During the estrus cycle, the serum progesterone content gradually rises and peaks during ovulation. However, if the progesterone level is too high, it may affect pregnancy and delivery.
Secondly, if a dog experiences abnormal physical conditions, such as bacterial infections or threatened abortions, and these conditions are not treated promptly and effectively, it may affect progesterone secretion, leading to symptoms such as vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain. Additionally, if a dog does not maintain a healthy diet and frequently consumes high-fat foods, it may accumulate fat in its body, leading to obesity, which may indirectly affect normal progesterone levels.
Therefore, to maintain the health of dogs, we need to closely monitor changes in their progesterone levels and seek the help of a veterinarian promptly if abnormalities are observed. At the same time, a reasonable diet and appropriate exercise are also important factors for maintaining the health of dogs. If a dog exhibits any abnormal symptoms, such as vaginal bleeding, abdominal pain, or obesity, it is essential to immediately take it to the vet for examination and treatment.