Maine coon kittens
Maine coon kitten Alfred
male blue and white a04
price as a pet $800
breeding price $1500
Maine coon kitten Xenia
female black solid (n)
breeding price $1 600
Maine coon Yanika
female blue solid (a)
breeding price $1 600
Maine coon kitten Zhorik
male black shaded (ns11)
breeding price $3 600
Maine coon kitten Zarina
female black shaded (ns11)
breeding price $3 600
Maine coon cattery Kingcoons
WCF and RUI registered.
We and our cats live in the suburbs of Kyiv, in the village of Lesnyky.
The goal of my Maine Coon cattery is to breed purebred Maine Coons. My Maine Coons come not only in the fashionable silver colors but also in the classic black and red marbles. The main focus is not on the number of kittens, but on the health and temperament of the Maine Coons!
The Kingcoons Maine Coon cattery aims to produce healthy Maine Coons free from genetic diseases. All breeding cats are tested for genetic diseases. Matings are planned in advance, and Maine Coon pairs are selected based on predictions of type and possible colors.
My Maine Coons live in Canada, the USA, Germany, Switzerland, Poland, France, the Czech Republic, and China. For delivery from Ukraine to other countries, there are trusted couriers and services.
If you are looking for a high-quality Maine Coon cattery, we are here!
Our breeding animals have the opportunity for 24-hour walks in the fresh air, so they have a good appetite, impressive size, and are absolutely healthy.
At the Kingcoons Maine Coon cattery, the cats have separate rooms—houses for living and mating.
Nursing mothers with kittens live with me in the house, where they raise and train the kittens, teaching them to use the litter box and scratching post.
Growing Maine Coon kittens are socialized, living with the family, sleeping on beds, and playing with children.
A crucial factor in the health of my Maine Coons is good nutrition. Adult Maine Coons eat super-premium class food.
Nursing mothers and little Maine Coons also eat dairy products: sour cream, cottage cheese, kefir.
I am an advocate of natural feeding, but understanding that future owners may prefer dry food and canned food, I train the kittens to eat this in advance.
Vaccination is important for the health of Maine Coon kittens. In the first 3 months of life, kittens receive 2 comprehensive vaccinations against rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, panleukopenia, and rabies. These vaccinations give them strong immunity to feline viral diseases.
New owners need to deworm their pets twice a year and give them one vaccination a year to maintain their health. It is simple but very important!
The medical care and services for our Maine Coon cattery are provided by the "Veterinary Clinic of Dr. Velychko."
My Maine Coon kittens are well socialized and well-behaved!
