Keep an eye on her and expect possible diarrhea from over eating.
Give her all the fluids she wants to drink and don't blame her if there are any accidents.
I would not feed her tomorrow just let her digest the huge meal.
If she gets lethargic seeming or ill seeming see a vet for help right away. If she tries to vomit and cannot or if she tries to pass a stool and cannot that would be a signal for a vet trip right away also.
Probably she will handle this OK with just some stomach upset but potentially she could twist a bowel or perhaps even her stomach from the over eating.
Hope this helps you!
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