Do you have a clingy Maine Coon? I certainly do! The question you’ll get answered today is are all Maine Coons clingy? Let’s find out! Are Maine Coon Cats are Highly Social? One of the most admirable characteristics about the Maine Coon cat is that they’re very social cats. They’re social both with humans as well as each other. This amazing personality trait that you can expect from your Maine Coon is from years and years of breeding cats with these social personalities. It’s one of the more important factors that make the Maine Coon the amazing cat that it is. Are all of them social butterfli ..read more

Size and Appearance: Maine Coons and Ragdolls are both large breeds of cats, with the Maine Coon being slightly larger of the two. However, they do vary in appearance and structure. Maine Coon Ragdoll Largest domesticated cat Large Breed, but not the largest Muscular and Rugged Elegant and Graceful Long, shaggy fur with undercoat Semi-long hair, silky with no undercoat Tufted Ear Tips Non Tufted Ear Tips Long Bushy Tail Tapered Tail Temperament: The temperament of your breed is a very important factor when deciding on a kitten. Adding a new dynamic into your home is exciting. A ..read more

There’s really no reason on this Earth I can think of to not get a Maine Coon, so this blog was written as a satire. This is also based on true events that happen in my life every day. Furniture Upgrades Required When I first started breeding Maine Coon cats, my husband and I had a Queen size bed. This size was a perfect size for us for 20 years. We saw Queen size mattresses through both of our children growing up and moving out. Then we got Maine Coon cats and they grew up into extra large cats. Before we knew it, there was 80 pounds of cats on the bed with us. That’s basically the size of a ..read more

Is it time for your new Maine Coon kitten to come home? These feisty little bundles of love are ready to take on the world. Full of life, love and energy, our kitten is ready to explore his new world and see what’s hiding behind every corner. Learn how to kitten proof your home with these 9 simple steps. Clean up Loose Wires Loose wires dangle and boing around. This is enticing for a young cat. They have instinct that drive them to catch things that are moving. So when they see a wiggly wire, they attack it, and chew it. You can buy cord protectors that keep the wires away from your cat. Remo ..read more

How to prevent hairballs in cats Maine Coon cats, known for their long and shaggy coats, are often prone to hairballs. Loose, shedding and dead hair is what causes them to grow that ball of hair in their stomach, which can’t be digested. Their high grooming needs and tendency to shed a lot of fur make them susceptible to hairball issues. Prevention strategies for Maine Coons require determination and persistence, especially if your kitty is more prone to hacking hairballs. Hairballs are not always inevitable when it comes to cats, as they can be prevented with some simple measures. In this blo ..read more

Safe and Easy Home Remedies for Cat Diarrhea As a Maine Coon parent, seeing your cat suffer from diarrhea can be very stressful. I know it is for me. Diarrhea in cats is not uncommon and can be caused by different things like changes in diet, food intolerance, stress, or underlying medical conditions. When possible, I prefer to use home remedies for my cats instead of prescription medicines. Working with cats as much I do, I’ve had time to research and talk to other breeders to find home remedies for cat diarrhea. Why do cats get diarrhea? Cats can experience diarrhea due to various reasons ..read more

Having plants in your home add fresh oxygen, and a burst of of the outdoors that makes your living space feel more natural and relaxing. In this article we’ll reveal the top 8 house plants that you can add to your decor that won’t harm your kitty.  There are plenty of house plants that are safe for your Maine Coon cat. It’s important to choose non-toxic plants for your home because cats like to nibble, chew, and even eat the leaves of house plants.   A plant that is toxic can have effects like vomiting and diarrhea and can be as severe as death (as in the case with Lillies). It ..read more

If you’re looking for ways to help your Maine Coon kitten adjust to their new home, this blog post is for you! When you bring a new kitten or cat into your home, you should expect the cat to need some time to adjust to its new environment. Cats aren’t big fans of change, and a move into a new home is a significant deal for them. Some cats get stressed over the smallest change, like moving a piece of furniture or seeing another cat outside the window. Here are some general rules of thumb to help you better understand your cat and the changes they go through when adjusting to an environmental ch ..read more

Is it ok to shave a Maine Coon cat? Maine Coon Cats, known for their luxurious coats and self-grooming habits, often evoke a sense of curiosity regarding shaving. Many pet owners consider shaving their cats for various reasons, from health concerns to style preferences. This article explores the rationale behind a shaved Maine Coon, its pros and cons, and the different haircut styles available for your feline friend. Below is a video demonstrating a Maine Coon getting a lion cut. Is it ok to Shave a Maine Coon? Watch the Video to see Lion Cut ProcessWhy Maine Coon Owners Shave Their Cats Just ..read more

How can you provide enrichment for your Maine Coon cat? Cat enrichment refers to activities or items that provide mental and physical stimulation for cats. Enrichment activities can improve a cat’s overall well-being, reduce stress and anxiety, and prevent boredom. Maine Coon cats are natural predators with hunting instinct. Even with the cat being brought indoors in a domesticated environment, they still retain their hunting instincts. From a very early age, kittens learn to hunt and attack “prey” from their mothers. She teaches them these skills so that they can survive in the wild. Anything ..read more