In the early stage of pyometra, cats will have symptoms such as loss of appetite, poor energy, thirst, frequent urination, fishy-smelling purulent secretions from the vagina, and frequent licking of the vagina. Later, the cat’s abdomen will gradually become larger, and the body will also It will become more and more emaciated; if the cat shows similar symptoms, it is best to send it to the pet hospital for examination immediately and receive early treatment to avoid delaying the condition.
Tips:
Usually pay more attention to the hygiene of the cat’s vagina. If you do not plan to let the cat have children, it is best to undergo sterilization surgery as soon as possible.