Maine Coon Kittens

  •   One of the largest domestic breeds — males regularly reach 8–10 kg, with a wild, lion-like mane to match
  •   A naturally water-resistant coat evolved to survive Maine's brutal winters — built tough, strikingly beautiful
  •   They don't meow — Maine Coons chirp and trill, a uniquely musical voice that charms everyone who hears it
  •   The "dog of the cat world" — follows you room to room, greets guests at the door, learns its name and tricks
Maine Coon cat

Breed profile

Why choose a Maine Coon?

Shaggy water-resistant coat, tufted lynx-tip ears, a plumed tail, and the warmest temperament in the domestic cat world — the Maine Coon is America's original gentle giant, as comfortable in a busy family home as it is commanding in a room on its own.

Personality & lifestyle
Affection
90%
Energy
70%
Playfulness
85%
Vocal
55%
Intelligence & training
Intelligence
90%
Trainability
80%
Compatibility
Kid-friendly
95%
Dog-friendly
85%
Stranger-friendly
80%
Care
Grooming
65%
5–10 kg
Adult weight
12–15 yrs
Life expectancy
Semi-long / Silky
Coat type
Gold / Green / Copper
Eye color

Pricing & availability

Reserve your Maine Coon

One of the world's largest domestic breeds — gentle, devoted, impossible to ignore

From €1,050
Price depends on quality tier

How to reserve

  1. Message us on Telegram with your preferences
  2. Pay €200 deposit to hold your place in the queue
  3. We match you with the right kitten from the litter
  4. Pay the balance on handover — deposit fully deducted

No kitten is allocated without a confirmed deposit.

August 2026
Waitlist open

Join the waitlist

Maine Coon litters average 4–6 kittens, but demand consistently exceeds availability — especially for silver and smoke colour variants. Join free, no obligation. We update you on Telegram as the litter develops and you choose if and when to proceed.

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Delivery to your door

We arrange transport with licensed pet couriers across the EU, UK, and beyond. Quoted by destination ask us for an estimate anytime.

Every kitten includes
No exceptions, no hidden extras

Documentation & care

  • Pedigree certificate (WCF / TICA)
  • Age-appropriate vaccinations
  • Microchip & ISO registration
  • EU pet passport
  • Full vet health clearance
  • Ready at 12 weeks minimum
  • Home-raised with children & other pets
  • 30-day breeder support after handover

Parent health tests on file

  • HCM — Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
  • SMA — Spinal Muscular Atrophy

Both parents tested clear. Results shared on request.

All prices are in EUR and include every item listed above. Transport is quoted separately. We stand behind the health of every kitten we place — questions before committing? Just ask.

Frequently Asked Questions

Our clients want to know

Where do Maine Coon cats come from?

The Maine Coon is one of the oldest natural breeds in North America, originating in the state of Maine, where it is the official state cat. The exact origins are disputed — popular legends link the breed to Marie Antoinette's cats or seafaring raccoons — but the most plausible theory is natural selection over centuries in Maine's harsh winters, producing a large, rugged, semi-longhaired cat perfectly adapted to cold climates. The breed was exhibited at early American cat shows in the 1860s and gained formal recognition from major international registries throughout the 20th century.

How big do Maine Coon cats get?

The Maine Coon is one of the largest domestic cat breeds in the world. Males typically weigh 6–9 kg, with exceptional individuals exceeding 10–12 kg. Females are smaller at 4–6 kg. Despite their impressive size, they are graceful and agile, with a rectangular, muscular body, a long plumed tail, and a distinctive shaggy coat that adds to their commanding presence. They are also one of the slowest-maturing breeds, often not reaching full size until 3–5 years of age.

Are Maine Coons good with children and other pets?

Maine Coons are exceptionally sociable, gentle, and patient — qualities that make them outstanding companions in virtually any household. They bond strongly with all family members rather than just one person, coexist peacefully with children, other cats, and cat-friendly dogs, and adapt readily to a busy, active home. Their playful, good-natured temperament makes them one of the most universally family-friendly breeds available.

Can Maine Coon cats live indoors?

Maine Coons adapt well to indoor life, particularly when provided with vertical space, enrichment, and interactive play. Their intelligence and energy mean they thrive with puzzle feeders, climbing structures, and regular play sessions. If outdoor access is offered, a secure enclosed garden or catio is strongly recommended, as their confident and curious nature can lead them into trouble in unsupervised outdoor environments.

What coat colors and patterns does the Maine Coon have?

The Maine Coon coat is semi-long, shaggy, and naturally water-resistant — a legacy of its origins in the harsh winters of Maine. It is silkier and less prone to matting than many other longhaired breeds, with a shorter layer over the shoulders and a flowing, full mane around the neck and chest. The breed comes in an extraordinary range of colors and patterns: brown classic tabby is the most iconic, but silver tabby, black smoke, red tabby, blue, white, tortoiseshell, and many more are all fully recognized. Almost every color and pattern except colourpoint is accepted.

What eye color do Maine Coon cats have?

Maine Coons have large, expressive eyes that are slightly oblique in set — a subtle tilt that gives them a keen, intelligent expression. Eye color ranges from rich gold and copper to vivid green, with white cats occasionally showing blue or striking odd-eyes. Eye color is not linked to coat colour in the same strict way as some other breeds, so the combination of a deep smoky coat with brilliant green eyes is entirely possible — and frequently breathtaking.

How much grooming do Maine Coon cats require?

Despite its impressive length and volume, the Maine Coon coat is surprisingly manageable. Its silky texture means it is far less prone to tangling and matting than many other longhaired breeds. A thorough brushing two to three times a week is generally sufficient to keep it in excellent condition and manage seasonal shedding. During heavy moult periods, daily brushing may be beneficial. Routine ear cleaning, nail trims, and dental care round out their regular grooming needs.

Are Maine Coons a vocal breed?

The Maine Coon is a conversational breed, but not in the way most people expect. Rather than a loud traditional meow, they communicate through a repertoire of chirps, trills, and quiet chirruping sounds that many owners find utterly charming. They are vocal enough to interact with you throughout the day, but never demanding or strident. Their distinctive voice is one of the breed's most endearing and frequently remarked-upon traits.

Are Maine Coons prone to any genetic health issues?

Maine Coons can be predisposed to Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM), Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), and Hip Dysplasia. Our breeding cats are rigorously screened by certified veterinary cardiologists and tested for known genetic markers before any litter is planned. All kittens come with a written genetic health guarantee and full veterinary documentation for complete peace of mind.

How long do Maine Coon cats live?

With proper care, Maine Coons typically live between 12–15 years. Their longevity is best supported by regular veterinary check-ups including annual cardiac screening, a high-quality diet calibrated to their large frame and slow maturation, and an enriched indoor environment that keeps their active, intelligent minds engaged throughout their long lives.

Are Maine Coons hypoallergenic?

No cat breed is truly hypoallergenic. The Maine Coon produces the Fel d 1 protein that triggers most cat allergies, and their semi-long coat does shed — particularly during spring and autumn seasonal moults. Some owners with mild sensitivities report fewer reactions with Maine Coons compared to shorter-coated breeds, though this varies considerably between individuals. We always recommend a visit before committing if allergies are a concern.

Do Maine Coons enjoy being held and cuddled?

Maine Coons are affectionate, loyal, and deeply people-oriented without being clingy or demanding. They follow their owners from room to room, supervise household activities with great interest, and are generally happy to be picked up and held — particularly once fully relaxed and comfortable in their home. They bond to the whole family rather than a single person and are known for greeting guests at the door much like a dog would, earning them the enduring nickname "the dog of the cat world".

What diet is recommended for Maine Coon cats?

Given their large frame and slow growth rate, Maine Coons benefit from a high-protein, high-quality diet that supports steady muscle development across their extended 3–5 year maturation period. A combination of premium wet food and quality dry kibble works well for most individuals. Joint health supplements can be a valuable addition, particularly for larger males. We send each kitten home with a detailed feeding guide and the food they are already accustomed to, ensuring a smooth and stress-free transition.

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