Learn everything about caring for a Maine Coon cat, including daily routines, grooming, feeding schedules, brushing teeth, litter maintenance, enrichment, nail care, coat management, hydration, health checks, and environment setup. Covers kitten through adult needs and offers structured daily, weekly, and monthly checklists that help owners maintain long-term health, behavior stability, and hygiene. Ideal for families researching Maine Coon care requirements.

Grey Maine Coon cats come in solid blue, blue smoke, silver tabby, and grey-and-white patterns. Learn their genetics, temperament, size, grooming needs, rarity, price, and what to expect from grey Maine Coon kittens. Includes links to available kittens and waitlist options.

The brown teddy bear cat is usually a chocolate British Shorthair—known for its plush coat, round teddy-bear face, and calm, family-friendly temperament. True chocolate cats are rare, making these kittens highly sought after for their unique appearance and gentle, steady personality.

Our Cherubim Ragdoll kittens come in unique colors and patterns, all raised in our home for exceptional temperament, confidence, and health. Limited litters available.

Siberian and Norwegian Forest Cats share northern origins, strong builds, and thick coats, but differ in personality, grooming needs, shedding, allergy impact, and family suitability. Siberians are social and adaptable. Norwegian Forest Cats are calm and independent with strong climbing instincts. This comparison explains temperament, health, lifespan, diet, cost, and which breed fits your home.

Ragdoll cats are calm, affectionate, and family-friendly companions, but they also come with specific grooming, social, and lifestyle needs. Before choosing this breed, it’s important to understand both the advantages and the challenges so you can match their temperament and care requirements to the home they’re entering.

Bengal and Savannah cats are two of the most striking hybrid breeds, but their care needs and lifestyles are very different. Bengals are fully domestic by F4+, energetic, social, and easier to integrate into active families. Savannahs vary by generation, with early gens showing strong Serval traits that require more space, structure, and specialized care. Understanding these differences helps you choose the breed that fits your home, experience level, and daily routine.

Ragdoll vs Birman: Complete Breed Comparison The Ragdoll vs Birman are two of the most beloved pointed, blue-eyed cat breeds in the world. Because their coloration appears similar, many buyers assume they are closely related — but these breeds developed independently and differ meaningfully in body structure, coat type, grooming needs, activity level, and overall […]

Ragdolls have what is called a semi-long coat, but their genetics make the coat very different from high-maintenance longhaired breeds. The coat grows slowly, lacks a heavy wool undercoat, and naturally resists tight matting when brushed regularly. This gives Ragdolls their signature “soft but manageable” texture.

Seal bicolor Ragdoll kittens are born white and develop their seal points and white facial pattern as they grow. This pattern is easy to identify and is one of the most requested in the breed. Our kittens are raised in our home, handled daily, and go home vaccinated, microchipped, and litter-trained. We have limited litters each year, and seal bicolor kittens often reserve before birth, so early application is recommended.