Interrupted labor

Read a Read on here bout mama cat delivering on kitten 12hr later having 3 more.....
My cat isabo had one kitten at 11am its now 7:21pm no more kittens she looks pregnant still but I don't feel movement but I hardly felt it before labor I could see it though and now its just hard to tell she doesn't seem in pain or distressed she sees so happy and calm she adores her kitten she won't leave it she stays in her bed with it I brought her food to eat because she won't leave she's spent all day loving on it grooming it and rubbing her face all over it likes she madly in love with this one kitten but something feels off I don't believe that's it there has to be more its so weird to me it feels so off I've never experience this and I've helped many queens deilever so weird and any advice

I wouldn't worry about it. Momma is not worrying & neither is her newborn.

mamabearhj said:

Read a Read on here bout mama cat delivering on kitten 12hr later having 3 more.....
My cat isabo had one kitten at 11am its now 7:21pm no more kittens she looks pregnant still but I don't feel movement but I hardly felt it before labor I could see it though and now its just hard to tell she doesn't seem in pain or distressed she sees so happy and calm she adores her kitten she won't leave it she stays in her bed with it I brought her food to eat because she won't leave she's spent all day loving on it grooming it and rubbing her face all over it likes she madly in love with this one kitten but something feels off I don't believe that's it there has to be more its so weird to me it feels so off I've never experience this and I've helped many queens deilever so weird and any advice

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If you, an experienced cat midwife feels something is wrong, do listen to your instincts.  Be sure you know where your vet is, and watch closely. Be ready to rush her in.

But otherwise, it seems as it shall.  Real model behavior straight to the handbooks.   And the main recipe for you is the same - either you KNOW there is more kittens, or if you dont know. (they ARE often swelled in vomb, and sometimes even they have gases in intestines so it may feel alike movements).   You watch the momma, if she is OK, none visible problems save some red colored discharge and an occasional after labor movement - you observe closely but can wait and see.

Sounding the alarm bells first when you DO notice problems.

Our members who do contact their vet, gets usually the same advice.

Of course, be sure you do have home some goats milk or kmr, and a needlless syring, so you arent defenceless if there comes any problems.

Prepare a heating pad and a scale too...