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FAQs

How much does a European Maine Coon cat cost? ›

On average, the cost of a Maine Coon kitten is between $4000 – $6000. Many things influence the prices, such as bloodlines, health guarantees and demand from a certain breeder.

Being such a large cat, it is often wondered, “How long do Maine Coon cats live?” On average, Maine Coons will live around 9-15 years, but this number can be affected by many factors. A cat's life expectancy can be altered by their overall health and living conditions.

The Maine Coon's temperament is bright and adaptable. They take a while to warm up to humans, but once they do their extroverted nature shows itself. The Maine Coon is generally an excellent companion and a reliable family pet.

The Maine Coon cat has been called "the king of the domestic cat world". The breed is visually stunning with its beautiful long ruff, bushy "raccoon like" tail and large tufty paws.

The two rarest Maine Coon colours are gold and silver. They're brought about by a rare inhibitor gene that causes the loss of pigmentation in the undercoat. Even though every Maine Coon is gorgeous, the most sought after are: Gold.

Maine Coon cats make great pets for families with children and other pets, including dogs. But, as with all pets, you should take special care around introducing cats to infants and small children.

Adult Cat's Size

The average female Maine Coon height is 8-14 inches (20.32-35.56 cm) at maturity. Males grow to between 10-16 inches (25.5-40.64 cm). Maine Coons are one of a few breeds of cats that weigh more than 10 pounds in adulthood – they do tend to grow quite large and fluffy.

Due to the Maine Coons fairly laid back personality, they can be kept as either indoor or outdoor cats. Many Maine Coon owners prefer to keep them indoors however, as they are a very coveted breed and they have been known to get stolen when left to go outside alone.

Some suggest that these cats were brought into existence when six Turkish Angora cats reached Maine aboard the ship of Marie Antoinette, who was attempting to flee France during the Revolution. Once on land, these Angora cats went on to breed with local short-haired cats and created the Maine Coon of today.

It is easy to think that Maine Coons are high maintenance due to their size, but this is far from true. The Maine Coon cat breed has a reputation for being one of the easiest breeds ever. Maine Coons love water, so they can easily keep themselves clean if they get dirty while playing outside or exploring your backyard.

Do Maine Coon cats shed? ›

Do Maine Coon cats shed? Yes, Maine Coons do shed, and it can be a lot! They naturally have thick coats that are there to keep them warm and dry in the colder, wetter months and then ready for summer, they shed the undercoat saving them from overheating when temperatures rise.

While it's safe to say every kind of cat is unique in their own way, Maine Coons have several special ways they stand out, with their majestic manes, bushy tails, and large stature. Nicknamed “the gentle giant” of the cat world, they're known for having a gentle disposition and being very vocal.

If you did not get your cat from a breeder, who usually has a pedigree, the only way to know for sure if your feline is a Maine Coon or a Maine Coon mix is to perform genetic testing.

Maine Coons have several attributes that distinguish them from other kitties…. a strong chin, large ears with lynx fur tips, a large body (even as kittens), a strong muzzle & an especially...

Every breed of cat is different, and while those with short or medium-length coats rarely need to have their toe tufts trimmed, longer-haired cats like the Maine Coon can benefit from having the occasional trim. With that said, unless the paw fur is causing a problem, you do not have to trim it.