Maine Coon Kittens for Sale — Gentle Giants
Ready for a Home
The Maine Coon is the biggest personality in the cat world, in every sense — a large, shaggy-coated breed with a temperament as easygoing as its size is impressive. If you've been searching for Maine Coon kittens for sale (you might also see it written as Mainecoon, Main Coon, or Maincoon — all the same breed), here's our current lineup, raised in-home and ready for families across the U.S.
About the Breed
Maine Coons are one of the largest domestic cat breeds, with males often reaching 15-25 lbs at full maturity. Despite the size, they're famously gentle — often called "gentle giants" for good reason. Their coat is long, water-resistant, and shaggier around the neck and britches, built originally for cold New England winters. They mature slowly, often not reaching full size until 3-4 years old, so a Maine Coon kitten will keep growing and filling out long after most other breeds have stopped.
Temperament-wise, they're social without being needy, playful without being hyperactive, and known for a range of chirps and trills rather than a typical meow.
Why Choose Ours
We've been raising and placing kittens since July 2016, as a licensed, USDA-compliant, family-owned cattery — not a broker or marketplace. Every Maine Coon kitten here is raised in-home, health-checked, and backed by a health guarantee. We've also been voted Best Pet Store 2023 through 2026.
Is a Maine Coon Right for Your Home?
Maine Coons tend to fit almost any household — families with kids, other pets, first-time cat owners, all of it. They're affectionate on their own terms (many follow you room to room but aren't lap cats), and their easygoing nature makes them one of the more forgiving breeds if your schedule isn't perfectly consistent. The main thing to plan for is size and coat: they need more space than a small cat and benefit from regular brushing to keep that long coat from matting.
Maine Coon Price
Maine Coon cat price covers one of the widest ranges of any breed we carry — generally $650 to $8,000. That's a big spread, and here's why:
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Pet-quality kittens (companion cats, not intended for breeding or showing) sit toward the lower end of the range.
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Show-quality kittens with exceptional lineage, rare colors, or breeding rights can run into the thousands, with the rarest lines reaching the top of the range.
Maine Coon cost also depends on coat color and pattern — some colors are simply less common in litters and priced accordingly. If you're comparing maine coon prices across breeders, ask about lineage and breeding rights specifically, since that's usually what drives the biggest difference. For the exact maine coon cat price on kittens currently available, call (786) 657-6510.
Availability & How to Buy
Maine Coon litters come through regularly given how popular the breed is, but specific colors and lines vary — check this page or call for current maine coon kittens for sale.
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Reserve your kitten with a deposit while we finalize health checks.
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Choose delivery or pickup — nationwide delivery, or pick up your Maine Coon in person at our Pembroke Pines store.
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Take your kitten home with health records and ongoing support from our team.
FAQ
How much does a Maine Coon cost?
Maine Coon prices run $650 to $8,000, depending on whether the kitten is pet-quality or show-quality, plus color and lineage. Call for the exact maine coon cat price on available kittens.
Why is there such a big price range for Maine Coons?
Pet-quality companion kittens are priced much lower than kittens with breeding rights, rare colors, or exceptional show lineage — both are genuinely "Maine Coon," just different purposes and pedigrees.
How big do Maine Coons get?
Males often reach 15-25 lbs; females tend to run smaller. They also mature slowly, not reaching full size until 3-4 years old.
Are Maine Coons good with kids and other pets?
Yes — they're known as one of the most easygoing, adaptable breeds for multi-pet or family households.
Do Maine Coons need a lot of grooming?
Their long coat benefits from weekly brushing to prevent matting, but it's not as high-maintenance as some other longhaired breeds.
Like the idea of a large, easygoing breed? Check out Ragdoll cats and British Shorthair and Longhair, browse the full purebred cats lineup, or see who's available to meet in person at our Pembroke Pines store.