Maine Coons are magnificent giants known for their graceful demeanor, striking visages, and luxurious, flowing manes and plush coats. It's no surprise that these regal cats capture the hearts of so many. Our cats descend from esteemed European lines, consistently producing large, beautiful offspring. We offer stunning Maine Coon kittens available for adoption year-round.

Our extraordinary cats aren't just pets; they're cherished members of our family. From the moment they arrive in our cattery to the day they join their new homes, they're immersed in love and socialization. Located in Spokane, Washington, we proudly raise and offer Maine Coons with affection and care.

Trust in The Catty Combs Cattery to help you find the perfect Maine Coon companion for your family. Get in touch with us today to learn more about our available kittens and adoption process.Expertise in Maine Coon Cats: Catty Combs specializes in breeding and fostering Maine Coon Cats, one of the most beloved and majestic breeds. Their deep understanding of the breed's characteristics, temperament, and care requirements ensures that you'll be adopting a cat that's a perfect fit for your home and lifestyle.

ABOUT US

WHY CHOOSE US?

Choosing Catty Combs Cattery for your next feline companion is an excellent decision for several compelling reasons:

We understand the importance of socialization and acclimation for our feline friends. That's why all our kittens are raised in small, nurturing environments where they interact with dogs and other cat breeds frequently. This early exposure ensures they transition seamlessly into their new households with your pets that are already part of your family. Also, from the moment they're born, our kittens are introduced to various human interactions, fostering a friendly and adaptable demeanor. They receive regular training and play sessions to promote their well-being and development.

Health and Wellness: The cattery prioritizes the health and well-being of their kittens. Before adoption, each kitten undergoes thorough health checks by a veterinarian and receives all necessary vaccinations. This commitment to health guarantees that you'll be bringing home a happy and healthy companion.

Comprehensive Guarantee: Catty Combs Cattery stands behind their kittens with comprehensive health guarantees. From ensuring the pet is free from diseases to providing coverage against specific health issues, they go above and beyond to give you peace of mind when adopting.

Supportive Adoption Process: The team at Catty Combs Cattery is dedicated to guiding you through the adoption process every step of the way. They provide valuable advice and support, ensuring that you're well-prepared to welcome your new family member into your home.

Ethical Breeding Practices: Catty Combs Cattery adheres to ethical breeding practices, prioritizing the health and welfare of their cats above all else. By choosing to adopt from them, you're supporting responsible breeding and animal welfare.

Lifetime Support: Your relationship with Catty Combs Cattery doesn't end after adoption. They provide ongoing support and resources to help you and your new companion thrive together for years to come.

In summary, choosing Catty Combs Cattery means welcoming a well-socialized, healthy Maine Coon cat into your home, backed by expertise, support, and a commitment to ethical breeding practices. Adopting from them is not just adding a pet to your family—it's welcoming a lifelong companion.

MAINE COON FACTS

Maine Coon cats are known for their gentle and friendly nature, despite their large size. They possess a clown-like personality, often lending a helping paw to their owners without demanding constant attention. If you're considering adding a Maine Coon to your family, here's what you should know.

Temperament: Friendly, Intelligent, Gentle

Size: Maine Coons typically reach full maturity around 4 years of age.

Female adults: Usually weigh between 12 to 15 pounds.

Male adults: Tend to be larger, weighing around 18 to 22 pounds.

Colors and Patterns: Maine Coons come in various colors and patterns, excluding pointed patterns. Common variations include brown, red, or silver tabbies, with classic, mackerel, or ticked patterns. Breeders have also developed solid colors like black, white, and blue.

Life Expectancy: Maine Coons typically live 12.5 years or more.

About Maine Coons

Maine Coons are affectionate companions, particularly suited for active families with other pets. Despite their size, they are gentle and enjoy being around their human companions, although they may not always be lap cats. Their playful antics are endearing and easily forgiven by their owners.

Activity Level: While kittens are more energetic, most Maine Coons remain playful throughout their lives. Interactive toys and activities like fetch or leash walks can provide exercise and bonding opportunities.

Finding a Maine Coon: TICA Breeders

The TICA website offers a directory of reputable breeders who adhere to ethical standards. If you're interested in adding a Maine Coon kitten to your family, this is the place to start your search.

Care

Grooming: Maine Coons have a double-layered coat that requires regular grooming. Coat texture varies, with some needing daily attention while others require less maintenance. Regular nail trimming and teeth brushing are also recommended.

Nutrition: A high-quality diet rich in protein is essential for Maine Coons, especially after spaying/neutering to prevent weight gain. Fresh water should be provided daily, and placing the water bowl away from food can encourage drinking.

Health: Responsible breeders conduct tests for genetic conditions like Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM) and joint disorders. Regular vet check-ups are crucial for maintaining their health.

History: Maine Coons are one of the oldest natural breeds in North America, originating from the state of Maine. While there are various theories about their ancestry, most breeders believe they descended from pre-existing domestic and longhaired cats.

Interesting Facts

Maine Coons communicate through chirps and trills rather than traditional meows.
Some Maine Coons have six toes, a trait known as polydactylism.
They are generally fond of water and have water-resistant fur, making them good swimmers.

Breed Standard: Maine Coons are defined by their large size, big ears, broad chest, rectangular body, and distinctive tufted feet. They developed as "working cats" capable of thriving in harsh environments.