Greetings from my Purrfect Maine Coons
Be sure to continue scrolling, because this page has multiple videos and pictures below, including a video of our custom catio. 🙂
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Meet my Maine Coons Below: TICA Registered
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There are several videos and pictures below
VIDEO's BELOW FROM 2022: My cat and kitten nurseries all have TV's. The only time my cats are restricted to the cat room, is at night so I can get some sleep or if I will be gone for a long period during the day. We also built them a custom catio and installed a cat door from inside the cat room that goes into the catio so they can safely go outside and get fresh air 24/7. Be sure to watch the videos below. 🙂
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Duchess and Maverick in early 2021
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Maverick's tail in 2022
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Maverick before he was even full grown.
MAINE COON SIZE: This is a large cat with a long and lean build. They have a noticeably longer body than other cats, with a distinct look of their own. Once you see a pure Maine Coon in person, you realize that these cats aren't outside or running streets, they are very distinct looking with a super long body, head, muzzle, and size. Maine Coon's are kept safely inside the home, by responsible owners, who cherish the breed--and these cats aren't outside creating mixes (this would be very rare).
Most Maine Coons weigh 9 to 18 pounds (males are typically larger than females), and some tip the scales at 20 or more pounds (responsible breeders do NOT breed the over-sized Maine Coons, it causes them multiple health issues). My stud is larger than the standard weight, but he is healthy at 22 pounds. My females are also larger and exceed the standard for a female but without compromising health and are 13 to 15 pounds. They don't reach their full size until they are three to five years old. Males 13 – 18 lbs (Adult), Females: 7.9 – 12 lbs (Adult). The adult coat comes in around two to three years old, fluffy mane and tail. Fifty percent of house cats are over weight, these weight ranges are based on lean and healthy weights.
Most Maine Coons weigh 9 to 18 pounds (males are typically larger than females), and some tip the scales at 20 or more pounds (responsible breeders do NOT breed the over-sized Maine Coons, it causes them multiple health issues). My stud is larger than the standard weight, but he is healthy at 22 pounds. My females are also larger and exceed the standard for a female but without compromising health and are 13 to 15 pounds. They don't reach their full size until they are three to five years old. Males 13 – 18 lbs (Adult), Females: 7.9 – 12 lbs (Adult). The adult coat comes in around two to three years old, fluffy mane and tail. Fifty percent of house cats are over weight, these weight ranges are based on lean and healthy weights.