[header] How to diagnose and treat pyometra in cats [title] Look for a distended abdomen. [step] Cats with pyometra will often develop a distended abdomen. A distended abdomen is an indication of infection, digestive issues, and other serious complications.
[header] How to diagnose and treat pyometra in cats [title] Look for a distended abdomen. [step] Cats with pyometra will often develop a distended abdomen. A distended abdomen is an indication of infection, digestive issues, and other serious complications.
This is especially common in cats with pyometra. [substeps] The stomach is tightly secured to the back and can expand when you lay down. Look for : [substeps] Decreased fat or muscle on the abdomen. A bloated appearance around the area of the stomach. Dogs who have irritable bowel syndrome may also develop a distended abdomen. [substeps] Make sure your cat is upright and active before touching the area. [title] Take your cat to the vet if symptoms worsen. [step] Signs of infection in cats are especially noticeable in kittens.