She will need to be in for several days. If she was only operated on this morning she will just want quiet and rest and its the best thing for her. Constant checking and handling will stress her out. Do you have any oral syringes ? You could give her some critical care or pellet sludge, even some puree apple or steamed mashed pumpkin.
Did the vet give you any meds for pain management and gut motility or did they give a slow release dose ?

You can also offer some fresh herbs like parsley, sweet basil and coriander.

I would actually take her out of the carrier – that is probably not the best place for her – let her in her regular area where she is familiar with.

Ooo, good spot Sarita, I didn’t realise she was still in the carrier. Yes, an xpen on a single level, a nice snuggy box with a blanket. Just make sure there is nothing she can jump up onto.

Most important of all Marianne you need to take a deep breath. It is very normal for her to be quiet and not interested in eating yet. Most buns will only eat a tiny amount the same day. Make sure she has lots of fresh water. Moist greens will help get her hydrated.

This isn’t unusual. Anesthesia can cause a disruption in their normal functions, so you will often see fewer and smaller poops following surgery. Glad she is pooping now and you have her somewhere she is comfortable.

I’m glad your buns seems to be on the mend. Spaying is a major surgery and it can take them some time to be back to normal.