Maine Coon Cattery Tours: What to Expect

Maine Coon catteries are havens where these majestic cats thrive in thoughtfully designed environments. Everything is set up to make sure your Maine Coon feels healthy, happy, and right at home.

Why Some Catteries Let You Visit While Others Don't

We don't give in-person tours, but do offer video calls to show the cats and facilities. Responsible catteries keep their doors closed to protect cats from outside germs and stress, which is extra important when there are tiny unvaccinated kittens around.

Video tours have changed how people meet their future Maine Coons, keeping everyone safe while still letting families see exactly where their kitten grew up. Good breeders share live video tours of adult cats and kittens, showing off every corner of their cattery with pride. Watch out for any breeder who won't do video tours - they might be hiding something not-so-great about their cats' living space.

What You'll See in the Main Living Spaces

Picture huge 1200+ square foot spaces where Maine Coons romp and play, with special areas just for males, females, and babies. These fancy cat houses have indoor and outdoor spots connected by cat doors, letting these big beautiful cats get fresh air whenever they want. Every spot has its own eating corner, cozy sleeping nooks, and play zones that get cleaned super carefully every single day. These giant cats love climbing up tall cat trees and jumping between perches made just for their massive size. Cameras watch the cats day and night, making sure everyone's happy, healthy, and playing nice together.

Inside Look at Kitten Areas

Special rooms called nurseries give mama cats quiet, comfy spaces to raise their babies with everything they need close by. Mama cats rest on cushy memory foam beds while taking care of their growing babies. Smart feeders and self-cleaning litter boxes help keep everything running smoothly without bothering mama and her babies.

Cool water fountains keep track of how much water the nursing mamas drink to make sure they stay healthy. Baby kittens stay in their special room with mama until they're 8 weeks old and get their first shots. These nursery rooms stay at just the right temperature, with special floors that are super easy to keep clean and sparkly.

Where Male Maine Coons Live in the Cattery

The boys stay in their own special wing, far from queens and kittens. No fighting that way! Huge windows let sunshine pour into their living spaces, while tall climbing towers and cozy spots give these big cats places to stretch and relax. Giant exercise wheels and fun obstacle courses keep these active Maine Coons busy throughout the day, helping them stay fit and sharp. These magnificent cats share roomy spaces with outdoor runs, where they can watch birds and feel the breeze through secure enclosures.

What Happens When You Pick Up Your Maine Coon Kitten

Meet your new Maine Coon in a super-clean special room made just for introductions. The staff goes through all the important papers with you - health records, family tree, and care instructions. They'll pack up everything needed for the trip home, including food samples and comfort items. A camera captures those first special moments when you meet your Maine Coon. Before heading home, you'll learn exactly how to feed, handle, and care for your new cat.

How Catteries Keep Their Maine Coons Safe

No surprise visits here - everyone needs an appointment first! The security system links straight to the police station. Pretty cool, right? Cameras watch everything, inside and out, day and night. These cats stay healthy thanks to strict rules about cleaning, vet checks, and keeping new cats separate at first.

Conclusion

Taking a closer look at a Maine Coon cattery really shows the dedication and love that go into raising these wonderful cats. When you bring your new Maine Coon home, you can feel confident they’ve been nurtured in a safe and happy environment.