A vet student asked a great NAVLE study question about a cat that might be pregnant — but the clinical picture didn’t quite fit. On the exam, this is about recognizing pyometra based on timing, exam findings, and imaging. In real life, it’s a reminder to trust what you’re seeing in front of you, even when the history feels distracting. Fever, an enlarged uterus, abnormal discharge, and imaging that doesn’t support pregnancy should push pyometra high on your list. Early recognition and timely con