Dogs with pseudopregnancy can generally withdraw their milk on their own. During this period, it is recommended to control the dog’s food intake and ensure a light diet and adequate drinking water. However, if the false pregnancy is serious, it is best to express the dog's milk first, and then take the dog to the pet hospital for medical treatment. Otherwise, too much milk accumulation may cause mastitis, and in severe cases, it may cause breast ulcers or breast ulcers. Necrosis.

Causes of false pregnancy in dogs:

1. Hormonal fluctuations: After the female dog’s estrus cycle ends, her ovaries have begun to produce hormones, regardless of whether she is pregnant or not. These hormones prepare the uterus for the baby and the onset of pregnancy symptoms. If she doesn't get pregnant, hormone levels will start to drop after 4-6 weeks. When the amount of progesterone hormone secreted by the corpus luteum in the female dog is equivalent to that during pregnancy, and it exists for too long, false pregnancy will occur.

2. Reproductive diseases can also affect hormone changes: when a dog's corpus luteum becomes diseased, progesterone hormone secretion will be abnormal, and other diseases such as endometritis, uterine effusion, pyometra, etc. It can also lead to abnormal secretion, which can cause false pregnancy in dogs.

3. Hormone disorders caused by feeding dogs: In order to make the dogs more in line with their own aesthetics, some dog owners will feed the dogs some hormonal foods, which will cause the dogs to have hormonal disorders to a large extent. Disrupt their body mechanisms.