With the rise in popularity of the beloved Maine Coon came the demand for a more unique and often times more extreme look. This exaggerated appearance is frequently associated with the term “Euro Coon” or “European Maine Coon.” However, it’s important to note, the cats being bred to appear this way…
The Maine Coon has evolved quite a bit in the last four decades. The beloved American Native, long haired cat is known to be uniquely large, natural, yet uncommonly beautiful and with a well balanced look. With their amicable disposition and highly intelligent nature, it’s no wonder the breed has become a favorite among many, both in the states and across the globe.
Just like you would when bringing home a new child, it is very important to “kitten-proof” your home. It’s also just as important to have a plan for if and when things might go wrong. So let’s talk about kitten proofing your home and making sure you are covered in those unexpected, emergency situations.
With Maine Coons being a breed that is slow to mature, it is especially important to ensure you are feeding often enough and a premium cat food. While we touch on the topic of Food & Litter briefly with our website FAQ page, I thought it might be helpful to do a deeper dive into the products we use and why we use them.
