British Shorthair near me” can mean kittens, breeders, rescues, or listings. Ethical breeders often place regionally or nationally, so flexibility and evaluation matter more than distance.

Most Maine Coon buyer mistakes come from rushing, focusing too much on appearance, and underestimating long-term needs. Slowing the process and choosing fit over speed leads to better outcomes.

Ethical Maine Coon breeders have waitlists because kittens are bred in limited, planned litters with careful placement. Waiting is normal and helps protect both kittens and families from rushed decisions.

Real Maine Coon breeder reviews from families who adopted through Almonte Cats. This page documents verified experiences, long-term updates, and transparent context so buyers can confidently evaluate our program.

Maine Coon Size, Growth, and Weight: What’s Normal and What’s Not Maine Coons are one of the largest domestic cat breeds, and healthy size follows clear, predictable ranges. Adult male Maine Coons typically weigh between 18 and 22 pounds, with some large-framed males reaching the upper end of that range, while adult females usually weigh […]

Maine Coons are generally healthy cats, but their large size, slow growth, and breed-specific genetic risks mean proactive care matters. Most Maine Coon health issues—including heart disease, joint strain, and obesity—can be managed or minimized through responsible breeding, controlled nutrition, and early monitoring.

Choosing one Maine Coon kitten or two affects far more than cost or space. Because Maine Coons are highly social, most kittens do better emotionally with a companion, especially in homes with busy schedules. This guide explains when one kitten can thrive, when two is the better choice, and how to decide what truly fits

Bathing a Maine Coon does not have to be stressful or complicated. With proper preparation, the right shampoo, and a calm drying process, most Maine Coons tolerate baths well and benefit from occasional bathing to maintain coat health and cleanliness.

Trimming a Maine Coon’s nails is safe and manageable at home when done correctly. With the right tools, calm handling, and a simple routine, most cats learn to tolerate nail trims easily, and regular trimming prevents discomfort, snagging, and mobility issues before they start.

Maine Coon diarrhea is common and usually fixable once the cause is identified. Most cases come from diet changes, overfeeding, stress, or digestive sensitivity rather than serious illness. With consistent feeding, reduced stress, and knowing when to test for parasites, most Maine Coons recover quickly and return to normal digestion.