Thanks for reaching out with your concern. It sounds like your cat has been through quite an ordeal with her pyometra surgery. It’s not uncommon for cats to feel a bit "out of it" and nauseated after such a major procedure, especially with the effects of anesthesia and pain medications.
Nausea can arise due to the anesthesia, pain medications, or the stress of surgery itself. It's important to keep her as comfortable as possible while she recovers. Provide a quiet, cozy space for her to rest, away from household noise. Ensure she has fresh water available and try offering small, bland meals like boiled chicken or her regular diet in smaller portions.
Watch for signs that might indicate a more serious issue, such as refusal to eat for more than 24 hours, vomiting, diarrhea, swelling or discharge at the surgical site, or if she seems unusually lethargic. These signs warrant a closer look from a vet.
If she doesn’t start improving soon, or if any of these warning signs appear, booking a video consult with Dial A Vet can provide you with more immediate insights and guidance. We’re here to help ensure she gets back to her playful self as soon as possible!
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