Maine coon females

Murmurcat Mega

Maine coon Black Tortie Silver Shaded fs 11

Sir: Mumurcat Pepper ds 11

Dam: Murmurcat Alfa fs11

HSM, SMA, PKD tested N/N

Kingcoons Bulochka

Maine coon Blue Tortie  g

born 22.04.2022

sir: Kingcoons Wonderful a

queen: Kingcoons Heka d22

Kingcoons Vitalina

Maine coon Blue Tortie and White g 09

born 09.06.2021

Sir: Kingcoons Wonderful a

Dame: Kingcoons Savannah g 09

HCM, SMA, PKdef, PKD tested N/N

Kingcoons Tiana

Maine coon Tortie  f

born 27.09.2023

sir: Kingcoons Wonderful a

queen: Kingcoons Heka d22

HCM, SMA, PKdef, PKD tested N/N

Maine Coon females are one of the most beloved types of cats due to their gentle personalities, playful nature, and majestic appearance. Here’s an overview of what to expect from female Maine Coons:  

Physical Characteristics
- Size: Female Maine Coons are typically smaller than their male counterparts but are still among the largest domestic cat breeds. They usually weigh between 8 to 12 pounds and can measure around 8 to 14 inches in height and 30 to 40 inches in length (including their tail). 

- Coat: Their coat is long, silky, and water-resistant, often featuring a mane-like ruff around their neck. They come in a wide variety of colors and patterns, including solid, tabby, and tortoiseshell.  
- Tail: They have long, bushy tails that are one of their most striking features.  
- Eyes: Large, expressive eyes that can be green, gold, or copper (occasionally blue or odd-eyed in white Maine Coons).  

Personality and Temperament
- Gentle Nature: Female Maine Coons are often affectionate but may exhibit a slightly more independent streak compared to males.  
- Social: They are sociable and enjoy being part of the family but are less likely to be as clingy as males. 

Playful: These cats retain their playful, kitten-like nature well into adulthood, making them excellent companions for households with children or other pets.  
- Intelligent: Known for their intelligence, they enjoy interactive toys and puzzles.  

Health and Care
- Lifespan: Typically live between 12 to 15 years with proper care.  
- Common Health Concerns: Like all Maine Coons, females may be predisposed to conditions like hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM), hip dysplasia, and spinal muscular atrophy (SMA). Regular vet check-ups are essential.  
- Grooming: Their long fur requires weekly brushing to prevent mats and tangles, especially around the chest and belly.  

Female Maine Coons are perfect for those looking for a balance of affection and independence in a pet. Their combination of elegance and playfulness makes them a popular choice among cat lovers!