@trinsec yip, and her blood results and ultrasound came back normal which means that we don't need to worry about a congenital issue like a liver shunt.

We're guessing the issues were caused by posh cat coronavirus.

@EllisCrawford Posh cat.. what? I don't know if you were making a joke or not, so I'd better ask. ;)

@trinsec I can't remember the exact name of the virus, but it disproportionately impacts pedigree cats (I presume due to the less varied genetics) rather than moggies. I'll need to ask my vet for the full name, or do some better searching

@trinsec I found it!

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/17415349.2019.1629366

Feline infectious peritonitis

@EllisCrawford Ahhh. Right, I know pedigree cats can be receptive for certain diseases/illnesses. It's one reason why I prefer to stick to generic shorthairs.

Well, I hope she's about better now? Or getting better soon at least! She does look lovely! Give her some extra cuddle from me. ;)

@trinsec cuddles and pets done! She's recovering very well from being spayed and seems entirely over whatever the issue was.

@EllisCrawford Ah yes. We shouldn't forget that we're dealing with a cat here. 😋