Kay Im not a cat person but I believe they can take a while with even breaks in labour so you may not be done as yetvery interesting morning....Tukii has only one kitty, i found the other one in my bedroom closet , dead and very large. That explains the blood trail. Poor Tukii...A friend came over a while ago with her husband, whom I also like very much thankfully, I got out the flashlight to show them the kitten, which at the time i didn't know there was only one. Tukii meowed at us and came to the edge of the bed to be petted! A neighbor and her 4 yr. old came in and the child laid on the floor to see
Tukii and her kitty and she came right out to him! I just now put a small dish of dry food, a dish of wet food and a dish of water at the edge of the bed on the floor and Tukii came over and started pigging out, thankfully.
At least i don't have to try to find homes for a lot of baby kittens...cuz i'm keeping the one that she has left.![]()

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Interrupted labour:
It should be noted that there can be a significant gap between kitten deliveries.
This is known as interrupted labour. The queen will cease straining and attend to the kittens she has delivered by cleaning and nursing them. She may eat some food, if it is offered, and will appear to have completed labour. After a period of rest (interrupted labour may last as long as 24-36 hours), labour will resume, and the rest of the litter will be delivered. It would be worth speaking to your vet if no kittens have been delivered in four hours and you suspect your queen may have gone into interrupted labour
- See more at: Birth in Cats-Signs of Labour and the Delivery Process | Cat Reproductions