About Maine Coon Cats
Discover the majestic world of Maine Coon cats - America's gentle giants known for their impressive size, luxurious coats, and dog-like personalities.

The Maine Coon Legacy
The Maine Coon is one of the largest domesticated cat breeds and America's native longhair. These magnificent cats originated in Maine, where they were working cats prized for their hunting abilities and hardy constitution that helped them survive harsh New England winters.
Maine Coons are distinguished by their large size, rectangular body shape, and flowing coat. They have large, expressive eyes, prominent cheekbones, and large, well-tufted ears. Their tails are long and flowing, often described as "plume-like."
Known as "gentle giants," Maine Coons have sweet, patient personalities and are often compared to dogs for their loyalty and intelligence. They're excellent family cats who get along well with children and other pets, making them one of the most beloved cat breeds worldwide.
Quick Facts
Maine, USA
Large
8-25 lbs
12-15 years
Long, silky
Moderate-High
Personality & Temperament
Gentle Giants
Despite their impressive size, Maine Coons are incredibly gentle and patient. They're known for their sweet nature and calm demeanor with family members.
Intelligent
Maine Coons are highly intelligent cats that can learn tricks, open doors, and even play fetch. They enjoy puzzle toys and mental challenges.
Hardy
Bred to survive harsh winters, Maine Coons are robust and healthy cats with strong constitutions and excellent adaptability to various climates.
Sociable
These cats are naturally social and enjoy being part of the family. They're known to "chirp" and "trill" to communicate with their humans.
Physical Characteristics
Understanding the magnificent features that make Maine Coons so impressive
Distinctive Features
- Size: Large, muscular, rectangular body
- Head: Large with high cheekbones
- Ears: Large, wide-set, well-tufted
- Eyes: Large, expressive, slightly oval
- Tail: Long, flowing, plume-like
Coat & Colors
- Length: Long, silky, water-resistant
- Texture: Soft undercoat, longer guard hairs
- Colors: Over 75 color combinations
- Popular: Brown tabby, silver tabby, solid colors
- Grooming: 2-3 times weekly brushing
Care & Health
Maine Coons are generally healthy cats, but their size requires special attention to diet, exercise, and health monitoring.
Health Considerations
- • Regular heart screening (HCM testing)
- • Hip dysplasia monitoring
- • Weight management due to size
- • Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) testing
Daily Care
- • High-protein diet for large frame
- • Regular exercise and climbing opportunities
- • Frequent brushing to prevent matting
- • Mental stimulation and interactive play

Why Choose a Maine Coon?
Exceptional Companions
Maine Coons form deep bonds with their families and are known for their dog-like loyalty. They're excellent with children and often become devoted companions to one particular family member.
- • Loyal and devoted to family
- • Patient with children and elderly
- • Intelligent and trainable
- • Communicative with unique vocalizations
Majestic Presence
With their impressive size and flowing coats, Maine Coons are truly magnificent cats. They mature slowly, reaching full size at 3-5 years, making them lifetime companions with lasting appeal.
- • Impressive size and beauty
- • Long lifespan with proper care
- • Adaptable to various living situations
- • Natural hunters with playful instincts
Ready for a Gentle Giant?
Experience the joy of owning one of these magnificent, loving companions. Our Maine Coon kittens are raised with love and come with health guarantees.