These FAQs cover a range of common inquiries about Maine Coon cats, addressing their characteristics, care needs, and suitability as pets.

Frequently asked questions.

How big do maine coons get?

Maine Coons are one of the largest domesticated cat breeds. On average, males typically weigh between 15-25 pounds (5.9-8.2 kg), while females range from 10-15 pounds (3.6-5.4 kg). Some exceptionally large males can weigh up to 30-34lbs (11.3 kg) or more.

ARE MAINE COONS GOOD WITH CHILDREN AND OTHER PETS?

Of course, Maine Coons are known for their gentle and friendly nature, making them excellent companions for children and getting along well with other pets, including dogs. They are known for their dog like tendencies.

DO MAINE COONS SHED A LOT?

Maine Coons have a thick, water-repellent coat that sheds seasonally. They do require regular grooming to manage shedding, especially during the shedding seasons in spring and fall.

ARE MAINE COONS VOCAL?

Maine Coons are generally known for their chirping and trilling sounds rather than loud meows. They are communicative cats who enjoy interacting with their owners through gentle vocalizations.

what is the lifespan?

Maine Coons typically live for 12-15 years on average, but with proper care and nutrition, they can live into their late teens or even early 20’s.

Can I visit the cats/kittens?

For the safety of my cats/kittens attracting any diseases/viruses, I decided to have a closed cattery. I do allow video calls. Sorry for any inconvenience.

What health tests do you perform on your cats?

Hip radio graphs are performed around 10 months of age. These x-rays are primarily ruling out hip dysplasia. OFA and Pawpeds provides a grade to see if any deformities are present. Pawpeds grading scale: Grade 0 - (Normal-No signs of dysplasia or deformity) , Grade 1 - (Good but showing mild signs), Grade 2 - (Showing moderate signs of hip dysplasia, Grade 3 - (