Kitten Information & Colors
What is included with your Maine Coon kitten:
A healthy, happy, socialized, well-balanced, beautiful, big Maine Coon kitten from Mythic Maine Coons
Communication while your kitten is here, making the wait feel shorter
One Year Genetic Health Replacement Guarantee
A 3 generation TICA pedigree for your Maine Coon kitten
Registration papers from The International Cat Association (TICA)
Veterinary care and routine preventative treatments from birth until your kitten comes home with you
2 sets of FVRCP Vaccines
Rabies vaccination (At 12 Weeks)
Health and medical records for your kitten
FIV and FeLV Testing
Spay/Neuter of your Maine Coon Kitten
Microchipping of your Kitten
Nail trim, ear cleaning, and show-worthy bath and blow dry before pick-up
A Starter Bag of Kitten Food for easy transition
Natural Video Updates sent directly to you through text, Instagram, or Facebook message
Personal (In Cabin) Delivery of your kitten to the airport of your choice by the breeder if needed for pick-up. (Additional Cost to Buyer)
Zero Waiting Period Trupanion Insurance (Monthly Fee)
Maine Coon Colors
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Every Picture Is One Of Our Kings, Queens Or Graduates!
Additional Information
KITTEN DELIVERY ~From Our Hands to Yours~
Can't travel? That's okay. We believe at Mythic Maine Coons that the best delivery option for you and your kitten is for us as the breeders to personally deliver your kitten to you. If you choose to have your kitten delivered, either Melody or Nicole will fly your kitten, in cabin, to the airport of your choice. As your breeder/flight nanny, we will monitor and comfort your kitten the whole way. You will also receive several updates throughout the day for your piece of mind. You can have confidence that your kitten will arrive having had the best travel experience possible and come directly from our hands to yours. If you choose this delivery option, you will simply cover the cost of the ticket plus a $500 fee for our time.
MAINE COON KITTEN GROWTH STAGES
Birth - 3 weeks
NEONATAL
When Maine Coon kittens are born they can barely move. Their eyes are shut and they are completely dependent on their mother. At around 5 days old, they will begin to open their eyes. This is also the time when they start to gain between 10g to 30g each day.
4 - 8 weeks
WEANING
By this time, their sense of smell is fully mature, and hearing is well-developed. Maine Coon kittens begin to depend less on their mother for milk and start to eat wet and dry food on their own. They develop adult sleeping patterns, motor abilities, and social interaction. Key social skills develop through interaction with litter-mates and their mother.
8 - 16 weeks
INTENSE GROWTH
At this stage, Maine Coon kittens begin to understand their position within the household and may start to form a number of social behaviors depending on their experiences and training, i.e., socialization. During this time, it is extremely important to practice grooming, bathing, nail clipping, handling, and anything else they need to be accustomed to in their adult lives.
16 weeks +
SUSTAINED GROWTH
Your Maine Coon kitten will begin to develop 30 adult teeth. While in most breeds, the kitten will have reached 80% of their adult weight at this stage, the growth period is different for Maine Coon kittens. They do not reach their full weight until about 3 years. After which, they continue to fill out in muscle and coat for about another 2 years. This equals a growth period of about 4-5 years.
MAINE COON KITTEN SOCIALIZATION
Socialization should start as early as possible to avoid any unwanted behaviors and help them develop into confident, even-tempered adult Maine Coon cats. While kittens are often seen to be independent, it’s important to guide their behavior early on in life, set simple rules, and encourage sociable habits.
In the first few weeks of your Maine Coon kitten’s life, everything is new. Effective socialization helps them to understand new surroundings and approach different people, places, and situations without fear. It also helps them to form healthy behaviors that will impact the rest of their lives. Socialization is a core developmental stage, and without it, your Maine Coon kitten will struggle. Effective socialization helps them (and you) in a number of ways:
Removes the fear and nervousness of new experiences
Makes them feel at home in their new surroundings
Helps them to get used to other people, animals, and places
Teaches them which behaviors are right and wrong
Keeps them more curious and inquisitive in adult life