She did not present with the typical symptoms: She was bred and had started contractions her 63rd day. She had no excessive thirst or urination, no diarrhea, no vomiting, no distended belly and no temperature. She had a discharge from her eyes and slight tremors, then a seizure. An X-ray confirmed Pyometra and immediate surgery. She did survive surgery but died shortly afterwards.
This disease can be avoided with timely spaying of young females by 6 months.
For more information you may read about this deadly disease at the following links....
http://www.animalhelp.com/library/articledetail.cfm?artid=36
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