Maine Coon Kittens In New Jersey

Searching for Maine Coon kittens in New Jersey? Meet the gentle giant – solid bone, rectangular frame, lynx tips, and a bushy tail. Affectionate, kid-friendly, and dog-like, they greet at the door, shadow you, and chirp to chat. Females reach 12-18 pounds, males 15-25, finishing growth in 3-5 years, so playfulness lasts longer. Families in Hoboken apartments or Morris County homes do well; provide tall posts, window perches, and daily play to channel that social nature. Many lines include polydactyl paws, and colors range from brown tabby to blue, silver, smoke, red, tortie, torbie, and bi-color.

New Jersey’s humid summers call for a grooming rhythm that prevents mats: comb the undercoat 2-3 times weekly, trim nails, and clean ears; during seasonal shedding, increase brushing and add a water fountain for hydration. A high-protein, large-breed kitten diet supports steady growth; don’t rush size. Kittens typically go home at 12-16 weeks after socialization, litter training, vet checks, FVRCP vaccines, and deworming, with rabies given on schedule. Ask about TICA or CFA registration and parent health testing (HCM DNA/echo, hip evaluations, SMA, PK-def) to confirm sound lines. Prefer European or American type? Review parent photos and pedigrees to choose the expression and structure you love.