Characteristics of Maine Cats

Maine cat is characterized by its large size, thick fur and strong body. It looks very domineering and fierce, but its character is very gentle. The coat color is rich, mainly monochrome, stripe color and mixed color system, with about 30 coat colors. Among them, red, brown, chocolate and silvery white are the most common. Maine cat is characterized by its large size, thick fur and strong body. It looks very domineering and fierce, but its character is very gentle. The coat color is rich, mainly monochrome, stripe color and mixed color system, with about 30 coat colors. Among them, red, brown, chocolate and silvery white are the most common.

Maine Coon is not only gentle and steady, but also has a high IQ. It has a strong learning ability, and its owner can train it as a dog. In addition, Maine cats don't reject bathing, and they also know how to cooperate with their owners.

Maine coons develop slowly and cannot fully mature until they are 4 years old. The food intake is relatively large, about four times that of ordinary cats, and the consumption of food and cat litter will be large, which requires more careful care.

Maine cats are not only big, but also thick, because of the large outdoor temperature difference. To keep warm, Maine cats grow thick hair. Maine cat is a long-haired cat. Its fur is not only long and thick, but also loses more hair than ordinary cats, so it needs careful care. Very good at hunting, it should be provided with enough activity space and cat scratch board to sharpen its claws.