Breed traitsMaine Coon personality: life with a gentle giant
Big but soft-natured and sociable: what Maine Coons are like at home, how much attention and play they need, how they get on with children and who they suit.
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Maine Coon kittens in Dnipro
Maine Coon kittens for sale at the Murtown cattery in Dnipro, Ukraine: none available now — join the waitlist and we will write to you first. Transport across Ukraine.
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Maine Coon kittens: price and how to buy
- How much do Maine Coon kittens cost?
- There are no kittens of this breed available right now, so we’ll name the price when a litter arrives. It depends on the color and on whether you take the kitten as a pet or with breeding rights. Join the waitlist and we’ll write to you first.
- Why do the pet and breeding prices differ?
- A kitten sold as a pet moves in as a companion, without breeding rights. The price with breeding rights is higher because that kitten goes to breeding work. When the cattery offers both, both prices are shown on the kitten’s page.
- How do I buy a kitten?
- Pick a kitten in the catalogue and send a request on the site or in the cattery’s Telegram bot — no sign-up needed. We’ll get in touch, answer your questions and reserve the kitten for you.
- What documents does a kitten come with?
- Each kitten’s page shows what is already done before the move: age-appropriate vaccinations, a vet passport, deworming, a microchip and a pedigree.
- Can I take a kitten to another city or country?
- The cattery is in Dnipro, Ukraine. Transport to another city in Ukraine or abroad is arranged individually when you reserve.
Maine Coon: temperament and traits
The Maine Coon is one of North America’s oldest natural breeds and the official state cat of Maine. These are big but remarkably gentle cats: sociable, clever, fond of “talking” in soft trills and often curious about water. The long, water-resistant coat with its full ruff needs brushing twice a week; Maine Coons mature slowly and suit families with room for a large companion.
Articles about the breed
- Breed traits
Breed traitsWhy is the Maine Coon so big? Origins, genetics and the standard
The Maine Coon is the largest cat breed: males often weigh 7–9 kg and grow until 3–4. Why it is so big: Maine's climate, selection and the standard.
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Breed traitsMaine Coon myths: raccoons, Vikings and the bigger-is-better idea
Is the Maine Coon really descended from raccoons, do they all love water, and does a DNA test guarantee a healthy heart? We look at popular myths about the breed.
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CareMaine Coon coat care: brushing, mats and bathing
How often to groom a Maine Coon, which tools to choose, where mats usually form, how to handle the moult and whether a gentle giant needs a bath.
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Preparing your homeA home for a Maine Coon: space, play and safety
How to make a safe, engaging home for a Maine Coon cat.
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