My dog has pyometra, and I have no way of knowing if she will make it to tomorrow.

Thank you for reaching out with your concern about your dog. I can understand how worried you must be. Pyometra, as you may know, is a serious infection of the uterus, often seen in unspayed female dogs. This condition can vary from an open pyometra, where there is pus discharge from the vulva, to a more dangerous closed pyometra, where there’s no discharge and the infection is contained.



Immediate action is essential, as pyometra can lead to life-threatening complications. Look out for signs such as increased thirst, lethargy, vomiting, or a swollen abdomen. These could indicate the condition is worsening and requires urgent veterinary attention.



While you're planning to get her care, ensure she’s comfortable, hydrated, and limit her activities to avoid further stress. Keep a close eye on any changes in her condition.



It’s critical to seek veterinary treatment as soon as possible, as pyometra can quickly become an emergency. If you’re unable to visit a vet immediately, I highly recommend booking a video consultation with Dial A Vet. Our team can provide personalized advice and support during this difficult time.