To ensure your Maine Coon kitten's optimal health and well-being, we require spaying/neutering before 6 months of age. As a responsible new owner, you'll arrange and cover the procedure with your chosen veterinarian. We look forward to receiving confirmation once your kitten's procedure is complete, helping us maintain our commitment to ethical breeding practices.

To help your Maine Coon thrive and maintain optimal health, we recommend a specialized diet of raw food and grain-free kibble. Your kitten has been raised on this nutritional program, which supports their unique growth patterns and long-term well-being. We'll provide detailed guidance on maintaining this diet, ensuring your Maine Coon continues to flourish in their new home.

To help your Maine Coon kitten transition smoothly into their new home, we follow a proven 10-14 day gentle introduction period in a dedicated space with their essentials, toys, and plenty of loving attention. This careful approach allows your kitten to build confidence while learning their litter box location, bonding with family members, and gradually getting comfortable with new surroundings and other pets. Spending quality time with your kitten several times daily during this settling-in period will create the foundation for a happy, well-adjusted companion who feels secure in their new home.

Maine Coons are special gentle giants who develop at their own wonderful pace, reaching full maturity between 3-5 years of age. To give your Maine Coon kitten the best start in life, we ensure they stay with their mother and littermates until 14-16 weeks old, developing crucial social skills and confidence. This extended nurturing period is a key factor in why Maine Coons are known for their exceptional temperament and adaptability.

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Maine Coone Kitten Rehoming At 14 Weeks