FAQ
Currently, our Maine Coon kittens are $2,500-4,500.00.
Deposit is 20% of the total kitten cost (applied to your final balance); 2nd payment - $1,000 payment is due at 8 weeks old. 3rd payment - Remaining balance is due one week before pick-up.
We are responsible hobby breeders, when determining the cost, we must figure in the cost to acquire the breeding parents a kitten with breeding rights with a great pedigree, outstanding health history, and well vetted. We regularly have heart echocardiograms done on our adults till after they are 5 years old by a feline cardiologist. We have our adults hips x rayed for hip dysplasia. Each breeding cat ha been genetically tested for known issues in the breed. We study our pedigrees and strive to have the most genetical diverse kittens available for a healthy immune system and longer life span. We use a feline specialist for all of our kitten care including spays and neuters. All kittens are Microchipped, raised under foot and handled gently, we feed high quality food. give each kitten revolution and profender prior to leaving our home.
Our cattery is privileged to be working with top of the line Internationally winning cats awarded with the highest titles achievable.
Each kitten will be sold with a Purchase Contract/Agreement. This contract can be forwarded via email at your request prior to putting a deposit down. I will require the contract to be signed prior to the kitten going to its new home.
From time to time we retire our breeding cats, if they are not to stay with us we will offer for adoption at a reduced price. Please let me know if this is something you are interested in.
I reserve the right to cancel a kitten sale at any time for any reason and will refund the deposit at that time.
Payments Accepted: Cash, Zelle, and Venmo only. (PayPal, checks, or credit cards are not accepted.) – AS A FRIEND ONLY (Animals are Someone, Not products or stocking stuffers)
Getting Ready for Your Kitten: Must-Haves
Welcoming a new kitten—especially a purebred like a Maine Coon — means making sure they feel safe and comfortable from day one. Here's what you'll want to have ready before they arrive:
Carrier
A sturdy carrier is a must for vet visits, travel, or even just moving around. Maine Coons grow fast and are stronger than they look, so choose a hard plastic carrier with secure locks or a durable fabric one with strong mesh (avoid plastic mesh—it can tear easily). Always use a carrier to keep your kitten safe and avoid stressful escapes.
Litter Box
Go for a jumbo-sized tray right away—Maine Coons need the space. A scoop is essential, or you can opt for a robot litter box if you want less cleanup.
Litter
We recommend specific soft, fine-grain litters (We use Fresh Step® and Scoop Away). If you switch brands, just make sure the texture is gentle and not sharp.
Grooming Tools
Skip the slicker brushes—they damage the undercoat. Choose brushes made for long-haired cats (see examples here) and get a rubber grooming glove too. It’s super handy during shedding.
Bed or Sleeping Spot
Avoid foam houses—they’re too hot and stuffy. A soft fabric basket with sides works great, or you can DIY a cozy “nest” from a cardboard box. Kittens love homemade hideouts!
Bowls
You’ll need at least two: one for food, one for water. We use these and they’ve worked well. A water fountain is also a nice upgrade. Wash everything thoroughly after each meal.
Toys & Play Stuff
No need for a huge cat tree yet. Start with small toys: wool mice, silent balls, fishing rod toys, and maybe a puzzle box. Nature shows on TV (birds, fish, etc.) can keep them entertained, too.
Thinking of a full play complex? Measure your space first. It should be sturdy, with tall posts and features like hammocks, ropes, or hanging toys to support healthy play and instincts. If your kitten isn’t interested at first, rub it with a little catnip—they often can’t resist!
We offer several options for picking up or delivering your kitten, depending on your location and preferences:
In-Person Pickup:
You are welcome to pick up your kitten directly from our location. This is the safest and least stressful option for your kitten, and it is our preferred method. We will schedule a pickup date and time that is convenient for you.
Ground Delivery:
Our ground delivery service is designed with your kitten's comfort and safety as the top priority. To minimize travel-related stress, we limit our delivery radius to 500 miles, with a maximum travel time of 12 hours.
A dedicated driver experienced in animal transport will care for your kitten throughout the journey. The kitten will travel in a climate-controlled vehicle and receive regular stops for cleaning, fresh water, and food.
To request a quote, please contact us by email.
The delivery fee will be calculated manually and confirmed upon approval of your reservation request.
Airport Delivery Option:
If in-person pickup or ground delivery is not feasible, we can arrange transportation to our nearest airport, O’Hare International Airport (ORD).
Important: Final payment must be completed at least one week prior to the scheduled pickup or delivery date.
All available kittens are:
- Fully vaccinated and booster shots completed
- Microchipped
- De-wormed
- Well-socialized
- Registered with TICA
- Vaccinated against Rabies
- Ready for their new homes with full veterinary documentation
We do not release any kitten until it has received at least two rounds of vaccinations for Panleukopenia, Feline Rhinotracheitis, and Calicivirus.
Kittens will go home with the health check report provided by our dedicated Veterinarian Clinic.
We provide a one-year health guarantee against genetic diseases and guarantee that each kitten is in good health at the time of sale.
All our breeding cats (parents or grandparents) are have been Tested Negative for:
- HCM (Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy),
- SMA (Spinal Muscular Atrophy),
- PKD (Polycystic Kidney Disease),
- FELV (Feline Leukemia),
- FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus)
- and Hip Dysplasia
Because we exclusively breed from genetically healthy lines, routine testing for each individual kitten is not necessary. However, additional genetic or specialized tests can be performed upon request for an extra fee.
We offer a Health Guaranteed line!
Our Maine Coon kittens are released to their new homes at 15/16 weeks of age—no exceptions.
Bringing a new kitten into your home is a joyful experience—but it also comes with important responsibilities.
All of our kittens are sold with a spay/neuter requirement.
We require that your kitten be spayed or neutered between 7–8 months of age, and must not be used for breeding under any circumstances.
Spaying or neutering your kitten helps to:
- Prevent unwanted litters
- Improve behavior
- Reduce the risk of certain health issues
To ensure compliance, a SpaySecure agreement (www.SpaySecure.com) will be included in your contract.
We will provide the TICA registration certificate and/or pedigree only after we receive written confirmation from a licensed veterinarian that the procedure has been completed.
No. If your contract say the kitten was sold “not for breeding”, the kitten must be spayed/neutered no matter who ends up as owner.
We are committed to ethical breeding and this includes us taking back our offspring at any age. We only allow people that have this same conviction to work with our lines. Allowing a one time litter knowing one intact female can result in over 400,000 kittens over the coarse of 7 years goes against our values. We believe, given the amount of cats in the community that need a home, that the only breeding we support should serve the purpose to improve health and preserve our Maine Coons for future generations with a zero impact plan to our local communities. Just for fun litters does not serve that purpose for us, and in our opinion, the risk of harm to the rescue community is too large.
If you decide to buy a kitten with breeding rights from Everythingcoon Cattery. You must understand that we DO NOT sell our kittens to everyone who decided to be a breeder. It’s very important for us to find the right home for our kittens. Please make sure you did your own search before you decide to buy a kitten with Breeding Rights! It’s very important to understand there is a big difference between a Purebred cat and a Regular Domestic cat.
We DO NOT sell our male kittens for future stud service. ONLY for Breeding Program.
The cost to buy a Main Coon kitten with breeding rights is currently $5,000 and up, with an upfront deposit of $1,000.
When you purchase a kitten with breeding rights, We will provide you with certified paperwork that will allow you to register your new kitten with The International Cat Association (TICA). Once you register your kitten with TICA, you will have breeding rights which will allow you to sell purebred and registered kittens.
As stated in your purchase contract, the de-clawing of your kitten is prohibited.
Declawing is the amputation of the last bone of each toe. It would be like cutting off your fingers at the last knuckle. The standard method of declawing is amputating with a scalpel or guillotine clipper. The wounds are closed with stitches or surgical glue, and the feet are bandaged.
Declawing can cause paw pain, back pain, infection, tissue necrosis (tissue death) and lameness. Removing claws changes the way a cat’s foot meets the ground and can cause pain like wearing an uncomfortable pair of shoes. Improperly removed claws can regrow, causing nerve damage and bone spurs.
Declawing was banned by the Animal Welfare Act 2006, throughout Europe, the UK and some states of America.
You will get Info guide as a part of your Kitten welcome package on how to teach your cat to use appropriate scratching locations.
