It's about ... (major spoilers ahead)

But, but the dog dies. Kind of upsides your point.

It's about Humans acting as G-d. She is like Dr. Frankenstein. She creates a monstrous flower that dopes people into psuedo happiness with dire results. The dog becomes the child victim (original book, little sister is first victim). She being a She also is a natural genetic breeder with a son who is turning into a little monster by preferring his father over his mother. She strives to live in harmony with both of her creations, and advance her career, unlike the other Dr. Frankenstein, who immediately attempts to murder his creation upon his creation waking up, and believing his creation dead, flees, also abandoning his studies, then eventually dedicating his life to hunting down his creation to kill. She fights for her flower, her career, and her son. This film is the female take on Frankstein. What if Dr. Frankenstein was a female in the here and now, with science backing the scientist, the lab outfitted with the most advanced resources in existence, and fellow scientists merrily part of the scientific process for humanity and career advancement? At the end of this film, everybody is presumed to be doped up and happy with bright futures, unlike the bleak icy cold ending of Frankenstein, where the Dr chases his Creation into the unknown icy wastes of earth, a long trail of misery behind, a long trail of more misery awaiting.