Reserve a kitten today and expect to receive your fluffy friend in 4 weeks!
Special discount when you choose to adopt a second kitten!
Enjoy complementary carrier with each kitten.
Additional tests could be made upon request.
*Any other test upon customer request
*Ask the assistant. If the breeder’s hospital will have the ability to conduct the requested tests.
Serving families seeking Maine Coon Kittens In Maine, we match you with WCF‑registered European catteries producing champion bloodlines and confident, well-socialized “gentle giants.” Every kitten comes with official papers, a vet-certified health check, and a starter kit, plus our 1‑year genetic health guarantee. Prefer delivery? Choose flight nanny or air cargo; we arrange health certificates and updates. Have questions about size, grooming, or living with kids and dogs? Ask us. Reserve your kitten, join the waitlist, or schedule a video meet. We also place British Shorthair and Scottish Fold.
Maine Coon kittens in Maine make affectionate, “gentle giant” companions with a dog-like outlook. Broad, rectangular frames, lynx-tipped ears, and long, plume tails create their iconic silhouette, while many communicate in soft chirps. Growth is slow and steady; expect muscular adults reaching 15-25 pounds and maturing around 3-4 years.
Family homes suit them – yours? Confident, kid-friendly, and usually dog-friendly, they enjoy fetch, shoulder rides, and greeting guests. Keep them indoors and enrich the space with tall trees, scratching posts, puzzle feeders, and window perches to channel their smart, social nature.
Coats are dense with an undercoat. In snowy Maine winters, the ruff shines; during humid coastal summers, comb several times weekly, adding daily touch-ups during heavy sheds to prevent mats. Trim nails every 2-3 weeks; clean ears as needed.
Fuel healthy growth with high-protein, large-breed kitten nutrition, steady portions, and a water fountain to support hydration. Before you reserve, ask for TICA or CFA registration, vet records, and parent health testing for HCM, hips, SMA, and PK-def. Kittens typically go home at 12-16 weeks after FVRCP vaccines, deworming, and a vet check.
Colors span brown classic tabby, silver, blue, black, red, cream, tortie, smoke, and bi-color; some are charmingly polydactyl, too.
Reach out to us, and we’ll assist you in finding your ideal furry companion!
