Find your “Gentle Giant” at MeoWoff Kittens. We are a premier provider of TICA-registered Maine Coon kittens based in Wood Dale, IL. We specialize in matching families with healthy, large-frame kittens that have the famous “dog-like” personality.

Available Maine Coon Kittens

Our kittens are raised in a home environment to ensure they are social, confident, and ready for your family.

• Registration: All kittens come with TICA or CFA pedigree documentation.

• Health: Every kitten is vet-checked and current on all core vaccinations.

• Socialization: Raised around children and other pets for a smooth transition to your home.

Our Health & Ethical Breeding Standards

We prioritize health over profit. Unlike “backyard breeders,” we provide full transparency on the genetic health of our breeding cats.

The MeoWoff Adoption Process
We make the adoption process safe, clear, and professional.

Selection: Browse our available kittens or join our waitlist for specific colors (like Silver Tabby or Smoke).

Verification: We provide a Video Call so you can see your kitten live before placing a deposit.

Contract: You receive a legal agreement including a 2-year genetic health guarantee.

Pickup/Delivery: Visit our Wood Dale store or arrange for a professional “Flight Nanny” to bring your kitten to your nearest airport.

Why Choose a Maine Coon?
Maine Coons are the largest domestic cats in the world. They are famous for their:

Size: Males typically reach 15–25 lbs.

Intelligence: They can often be trained to walk on a leash or fetch.

Temperament: Known for “chirping” rather than meowing and following owners from room to room.

Key Breed Features & Appearance

Every Maine Coon kitten at MeoWoff displays the iconic traits of this rugged, majestic breed:

• The “Lynx” Look: Large ears with thick tufts of fur at the tips.

• The Famous Tail: A long, bushy tail they wrap around themselves for warmth.

• All-Weather Coat: A heavy, water-repellent coat that comes in colors like Solid, Tabby, Bi-color, and Tortoiseshell.

• Expressive Eyes: Large, intelligent eyes in shades of gold, green, or copper.

The Maine Coon Personality: A “Dog-Like” Companion

Maine Coon kittens are as unique in character as they are in looks. Despite their large size, they are famous for being gentle, social, and deeply loyal to their families.

• Playful & Calm: They can play with toys for hours but are just as happy to nap at your feet.

• The “Door Greet”: Like a dog, a Maine Coon often runs to the door to greet you when you come home.

• Interactive Fun: Many of our kittens naturally learn to play fetch and enjoy “helping” with household tasks.

• Smart & Curious: They are excellent problem solvers. They adjust quickly to new homes and love to explore.

1. Specialized Nutrition for Large Breeds

Maine Coons grow for 3 to 5 years. They need high-protein fuel to build their massive frames without becoming overweight.

• Quality First: Use high-protein kitten food specifically formulated for large breeds.

• Portion Control: Monitor meals closely. Maine Coons are prone to obesity, which puts stress on their joints.

• Hydration: Always provide fresh water. Maine Coons often enjoy playing in water, so a heavy or filtered fountain is best.

2. Grooming the “All-Weather” Coat

A Maine Coon’s fur is water-repellent and thick. Starting a grooming routine at the kitten stage is vital for a tangle-free adult life.

• Weekly Brushing: Use a stainless steel comb or slicker brush at least twice a week to prevent painful mats.

• Ear & Dental Care: Clean ears weekly and brush teeth regularly to prevent tartar buildup.

• Nail Trims: Trim claws every 2–3 weeks to protect your furniture and their paws.

• Bathing: Their coats naturally repel dirt. Baths are rarely needed unless they get into a mess.

In 2026, a Maine Coon kitten from a good breeder costs between $1,500 and $6,000. Show-quality cats or those with special colors can cost up to $7,500. If you adopt an older cat from a rescue, the fee is usually $100 to $500.

The most expensive Maine Coon colors are gold, shaded silver, and shell. These colors are very hard for breeders to produce. Kittens with these rare coats often cost $4,000 to $5,500 or more. Solid white or pure red cats can also cost extra.

No, Maine Coons are not rare overall. They are currently one of the most popular cat breeds in the world. However, it can still be hard to buy one right away. Good breeders often have long waitlists, and specific rare colors are much harder to find

Neither is better, but they are a little different. Males are usually much larger and often act more goofy and outgoing. Females are smaller and tend to be a bit more focused and independent. Both make great, loving pets, so it just depends on what you want.