Oh Sal I hope she is ok and has a good night. Lots of positive healing vibes coming her way and a hug for you. x

My Cavalier that I had years ago had a pyometra at the grand old age of 4 years old, thankfully we caught it in time and she had another 7 years with us.

Hopefully it is just hormonal, especially as she has just finished a season.

Hope it is nothing serious and she get better soon

Ndidi

Hi sal keep us updated won't you.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hugs to you both.xxx

Poor baby, hope she has a good night. Sending healing vibes here to her.

Big hugs and kisses to her from here xxxxxxx

Thanks everyone,
I'm sleeping downstairs on the sofa to keep an eye on her.

She's just taken a digestive biscuit off Luke and eaten it,so thats something I suppose and she got straight back in her bed.

My thought is pyometra alert as well
It`s not that uncommon in bitches under 5, my girl was just over a year when she had it.
Also, if it were closed pyo, [ which my girl had ], there are rarely any outward signs, no leakage / discharge like with open pyo, temp, behaviour, and appetite can be as normal as usual - again, as was the case with my girl.
The vet got quite a shock when opening her up for `routine` spay to find she had closed pyo ready to rupture - even the pre-op check gave no indication - and could in itself have been enough to make her rupture during palpitation

Hopefully your lass might just have a mild general infection or tummy upset which can be easily sorted, but you are right to take her to the vet to be on the safe side - I think perhaps you have already considered pyo hence being so vigilant and maybe seeing if that`s others first thought too ?
Always trust your instincts on something like this, but fingers crossed that its not something as worrisome after all
x

How are things this morning Sal?

Poor Meg, you are doing something about it early and there is every chance Meg will be fine, main problem would be if you wished to breed as she may have to be spayed. Most bitches providing they are well before and you notice early will recover without any trouble.

Lets hope the vet will sort her today and she will be fine by Monday, fingers crossed for you and Meg.