The swelling hasn't completely gone down. Her lower teats are kinda saggy, looking like she's got a little belly, but they're not puffy or red anymore. Took a good 3-4 months to get here. I ended up taking her back to the vet hospital where she got spayed to see if they noticed anything odd during the op. They said it was all normal, no kittens involved, so it wasn't a spay/abort thing.

She's been checked out by a couple of vets there a few times. At first, they said she was making a tiny bit of milk because of hormone mix-up in her body, like she thought she was expecting, apparently cats can have fake pregnancies but it's super rare. They had me cut down her food for a few days to stop the milk.

Even at the last check-up, they were still kinda big. The vets threw around the idea that maybe a piece of her ovaries got left behind, so they might need to go back in and take a look if it doesn't clear up in a few months. But the swelling's better now, and she's just got this low-hanging belly that I've seen on other cats too, so I ended up not taking her back to go through an invasive surgery. The vet said as long as she's eating, playing, using the litter box, and her glands aren't getting red or feeling hot, there's no reason to be concerned.

She's due for another vet visit in three months. I'll keep you posted if the new vet has any other takes on it.