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Originally Posted by mommadog1  Well it would be about the time for her next heat if we go by her post about this before in August. So if she was actually in heat in August I wouldn't think it was pyometra because it's to long after the last heat cycle. Or I guess she could have had a silent heat 2 months ago, and then yeah it then could be pyometra.
She said it smelled fishy right? Pyometra doesn't smell like that as far as I know, but infected anal glands sure does....
Hopefully she took her to the vet..I pray she did. It does sound like she has been having silent heats though. Definitely should be spayed even if it is not pyometra. |
This was her post, nothing about August
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A few weeks ago she was in heat then cause that is when i noticed it the swelling and etc,. Tonight she was in her cage and she threw up redish stuff,. then she got out of her cage and went to go under the couch,.. and there was a lot of blood in globs husband says it smelled fishy.. but again it look like alot of blood not sure if she threw it up or where it came from any suggestions??
Nicole
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The fact that she made the above statement, sent up warning signals to me.
A girl can have closed Pyometritis and have it suddenly burst. And based on what she described above, is what had happened. I've had girls have an infection in their reproductive organs and they emit a fishy smell.