A 9-year-old not spayed female cat is not standing up.
Channel: Dr David Sing
Date: 2018-05-08

8 May 2018. Sudden onset recumbency. The father hasten the children to a vet immediately. 

Abdominal distension and rapid breathing.
Yellow pus was seen in the private parts. Abdominal palpation showed swollen uterus. Initial diagnosis is pyometra. The heart and lung wee normal on auscultaion.

Blood test showed very low total blood cell count and platelets.
This indicated a viral infection. The cat was became  toxaemic and became lethargic and had rapid breathing on examination. 

Blood urea and creatinine were high indicating kidney failure.
Blood glucose was very low. ALT was normal but AST was very high. 
 
Her blood pressure was very low and the blood sample was more purplish than red. 

She passes away half an hour later. Copious amount of yellow-green fluid oozed out from her nostrils. Could this fluid from the lungs be from the water given to the cat before seeing the vet? 

The cat was drooling when I examined her and the helper had said that she had force fed water.

Tentative diagnosis would be toxaemia from a viral infection or from uterine infection (closed pyometra) and fluid in the lungs and abdomen.