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Dedicated to providing Top quality Maine coon all year round
Frequently Asked Questions
Females generally grow to 10 to 15lbs. Males generally grow 15 to 36 lbs.
Free range Royal Canin dry kitten & canned kitten twice daily.
Will they get along with dogs or other cats?
Yes, they love other animals. Since birth they are socialized and trained to be with other animals.
Mostly 12 Weeks
5 to 6 months
NEVER declaw them. It is okay to trim, and often, your veterinarian will clip them for a small fee. Please provide scratching posts throughout the home to prevent unwanted scratching on furniture.
Each kitten comes with a comprehensive adoption package including: health records and vaccination certificates, genetic testing results for parents, a starter supply of their current food, a comfort blanket with familiar scents, care instructions and feeding schedule, registration paperwork (if applicable), microchip registration information, and our written health guarantee. You'll also receive lifetime support and advice from us.
To reserve a kitten, first browse our available kittens page and contact us about the kitten you're interested in. We'll discuss your family situation, experience with cats, and expectations to ensure a good match. Once approved, we require a non-refundable deposit (typically $500) to hold your kitten. The remaining balance is due before pickup or shipping. We accept various payment methods and can discuss a payment plan if needed.
All our breeding cats are DNA tested for HCM (Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy), SMA (Spinal Muscular Atrophy), and PKD (Polycystic Kidney Disease). We also perform annual cardiac ultrasounds to screen for HCM as it can develop later in life. Only cats that test clear or normal on all health screenings are used in our breeding program. We provide copies of all test results to adopting families.
Yes! Maine Coons are known for their gentle, patient temperament and are often called 'gentle giants.' They typically do very well with children when properly introduced and supervised. Our kittens are raised around children and exposed to various household activities. They also usually get along well with dogs and other cats. We carefully socialize all our kittens to prepare them for multi-pet households. Proper introductions and supervision are always recommended initially.
Yes, but use a lot of caution if you do it yourself. You need to be careful not to cut into the Quick. This will result in serious bleeding. I recommend you let the vet do it. Along with cleaning their ears and sanitation trim.
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