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Everything you need to know before bringing home your Maine Coon kitten in Thailand
Whether you’re preparing to welcome your first Maine Coon kitten, researching before making a reservation, or looking for tips to raise a healthy and well-adjusted cat — this page brings together the most frequently asked questions from new and experienced cat lovers across Thailand.
Maine Coon Kitten FAQs Thailand is curated by Tigercooncat, a trusted Maine Coon breeder in Thailand known for our premium care standards. We’ve compiled the most essential questions and expert insights in one place to help you make informed decisions and ensure the best start for your new feline family member.
Our Maine Coon kittens are ready to leave the cattery at around 16 weeks of age, once they’ve completed their core vaccinations, received their health certificate, and are fully socialized. This is a standard we follow to ensure that every kitten is strong, confident, and emotionally prepared to join a new home.
To reserve a kitten, simply fill out our kitten inquiry form or contact us directly. We will guide you through the process, including kitten selection, payment terms, and documentation. A deposit is required to secure your reservation. All steps are clearly explained in our Maine Coon Kitten Adoption Process page for transparency.
Our Maine Coon kittens in Thailand are priced between 50,000 THB to 250,000 THB, depending on gender, coat color rarity, lineage, and show potential.
At this time, kittens are offered as cherished family companions or for show purposes only. We do not currently offer breeding rights to the general public. However, if you’re an ethical breeder with serious interest, you’re welcome to contact us privately for discussion.
Every kitten comes with a complete care package, official WCF pedigree certificate, microchip, health certification, and lifetime aftercare support.
Yes, a deposit is required to reserve your kitten.
We require a 50% deposit based on the kitten’s final price. The remaining balance is due on the handover day — either when you pick up the kitten in person or when we deliver it to your home.
For kittens that will be transported via airline or pet courier service, the full balance must be paid at least 3 days before the scheduled departure to ensure smooth travel arrangements and proper documentation.
Once the deposit is made, your chosen kitten will be marked as reserved and will continue receiving premium care until their new home is ready.
your kitten. The remaining balance is paid before the kitten goes home.
Yes, absolutely — choosing the right kitten matters.
We’re happy to share recent photos, videos, and arrange virtual meetings to help you decide. If you’d like to meet in person, private visits to our cattery are available with a 1-day advance booking. We’re here to help match you with the perfect companion
Yes, visits to our Maine Coon cattery in Nonthaburi, Thailand are welcome — by appointment only.
We believe it’s important for future families to see where and how our Maine Coon kittens are raised. Our cattery is a clean, home-based environment where kittens are socialized with people, children, and other animals from an early age.
To protect the health of our kittens, we kindly ask that all visits be scheduled in advance, and that outside pets are not brought onto the premises. We also offer virtual video calls for international buyers or families who prefer to meet us remotely.
Meeting your future Maine Coon kitten in person is a special experience — and we’re happy to make it memorable for you.
Every Maine Coon kitten from Tigercooncat comes fully prepared for their new home — with health, comfort, and confidence.
Here’s what you’ll receive with your Maine Coon kitten:
✔ Complete Vaccination Protocol — All age-appropriate core vaccines and deworming
✔ Health Certificate — Signed by a licensed Thai veterinarian
✔ Official WCF Pedigree — Pet-only registration
✔ ISO-standard Microchip — Pre-registered and ready
✔ Premium Starter Kit, including:
• The same dry & wet food they’ve been raised on
• Soft blanket with familiar scent
• Carrier, toys, nail clipper, grooming comb
✔ Sales Contract & Health Guarantee
✔ Lifetime Aftercare & Consultation Support
Our Maine Coon kittens are raised in a loving home environment. They are well-socialized, litter trained, and familiar with bathing and grooming routines — ready to become a confident and affectionate member of your family.
Yes, we offer worldwide shipping for our Maine Coon kittens.
Tigercooncat has extensive experience in exporting Maine Coon kittens globally. We partner with Covey Pet Delivery, a licensed and professional pet transport specialist based in Thailand, to ensure every step of the process is safe and fully compliant with international regulations.
We ship to countries all over the world, including Singapore, Malaysia, Maldives, Indonesia, Hong Kong, and multiple destinations across Europe.
Each kitten is microchipped, vaccinated, and—if required—tested for rabies antibodies. All kittens receive an official health certificate issued by a licensed veterinarian.
✈️ Shipping fees and preparation times vary depending on the destination country.
If you’re interested in importing a Maine Coon kitten from us, please contact us directly to create a custom international delivery plan tailored to your country.
Yes, we provide free delivery for all Maine Coon kittens across Thailand.
If you’re located in Bangkok or nearby provinces, we personally hand-deliver your kitten to ensure safe and stress-free travel.
For customers in other regions, we offer air transport via airlines that support pet-friendly cargo services. Your Maine Coon kitten will be flown to the nearest supported airport at no extra cost.
Every kitten travels with full documentation, vaccination records, and comfort items to ensure a smooth and safe transition into your home.
Yes, Maine Coons are known for being gentle, affectionate, and highly adaptable — making them excellent companions for both families and apartment living.
They are social, intelligent cats who bond closely with their humans and generally get along well with children, other cats, and even dogs. While they are large in size, Maine Coons are not high-energy cats; they enjoy interactive play but also love lounging quietly near their people.
In apartments, they do well as long as they have vertical space (like cat trees or shelves), enrichment, and regular interaction. They are not aggressive or destructive by nature, and their calm temperament makes them a favorite among urban pet owners.
Yes, Maine Coon kittens are known for their gentle and tolerant nature, making them wonderful companions for children of all ages.
They are playful without being aggressive, and they tend to enjoy interactive games, cuddles, and even being carried around. Their calm temperament and patience make them one of the most family-friendly cat breeds in the world.
However, as with all pets, it’s important to teach children how to handle kittens respectfully and gently. When raised in a loving home, Maine Coons often develop strong, affectionate bonds with kids and grow up as loyal family members.
Yes — absolutely! Maine Coons are sociable, confident, and tend to get along well with other pets, including dogs.
Proper introduction is key, but many of our kittens live happily in multi-pet households. They often become the quiet leader of the pack.
While Maine Coons have thick coats, they are surprisingly adaptable.
They don’t require air-conditioning 24/7, but a cool, well-ventilated space is important — especially in Thailand’s climate. Many of our clients use fans, AC during the day, or cooling pads during warmer months.
t all. In fact, Maine Coons are known for being easygoing and low-maintenance, especially for a long-haired breed.
They have calm, affectionate personalities and adapt well to different lifestyles.
With weekly brushing, quality food, and a loving home, they thrive beautifully — making them one of the most rewarding breeds to raise.
On average, males grow to 7–12 kg, and females 4–8 kg. Maine Coons reach full size by 3–4 years old, developing steadily over time.
Maine Coons have a semi-long coat that requires consistent but gentle grooming to stay healthy.
We recommend brushing your Maine Coon once a day using a wide-tooth comb, especially during their kitten stage. The goal isn’t to groom heavily — just to help them get used to daily care and prevent their fur from tangling or clumping.
Be gentle. Overbrushing or pulling can make them dislike grooming over time. Focus on keeping the coat separated, particularly around the neck, belly, and underarms where mats form easily.
🛁 Bathing once a month is recommended, especially using a proper grooming technique that removes excess oil and allows you to check the health of their coat and skin. For show-quality Maine Coons, professional grooming helps maintain coat structure and shine.
• Cheer Share Kitten – high protein & fat
• Pro Plan Kitten – complete & balanced
• Royal Canin Maine Coon Kitten – breed-specific kibble
Topping:
• Cheer Share Freeze-Dried – used as a topper (not a meal)
• Royal Canin Kitten Pouch
• Or other brands: low sodium, real meat, immune-boosting
Feed wet food all day when chosen. Do not mix with BARF in the same day.
• Fresh, clean raw meat (chicken, rabbit, duck)
• No cooked bones or seasoning
• Give on separate days (not with wet food)
Rotation Options:
Alternate daily: wet food today, BARF tomorrow
Alternate weekly: full week of one type, then switch
🎁 Kitten goes home with:
• Dry food sample
• Wet food (if applicable)
• Feeding guide
• Lifetime support
Maine Coons are best kept as indoor cats — for their safety, health, and longevity.
While they are curious, confident, and enjoy watching the world from a window or balcony, the risks of outdoor life (such as cars, diseases, parasites, and theft) are much higher for this rare and valuable breed.
That said, Maine Coons can absolutely enjoy safe outdoor time through supervised play, leash walking, or access to a secure catio (enclosed outdoor space). These activities provide enrichment while still keeping your Maine Coon safe.
Keeping your Maine Coon indoors doesn’t limit their happiness — with toys, interaction, and vertical space, they thrive beautifully in a home environment.
Yes, all of our breeding cats at Tigercooncat are DNA-tested through reputable laboratories.
We screen for major hereditary diseases commonly found in the Maine Coon breed, including:
HCM (Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy)
PKD (Polycystic Kidney Disease)
SMA (Spinal Muscular Atrophy)
PK Def (Pyruvate Kinase Deficiency)
Our goal is to ensure that each kitten comes from healthy, well-screened parents — not only for their physical health, but also for their long-term well-being and peace of mind for new families.
If you’d like, we’re happy to share the health test results for any specific parent cat you’re interested in
We do occasionally offer show-quality kittens to approved homes that are active in cat shows or looking for exceptional companions.
However, we currently do not offer any kittens for breeding purposes.
To date, Tigercooncat has never authorized breeding from our bloodlines, as we hold a strong commitment to maintaining quality, consistency, and responsible breeding ethics.
If you are a registered cattery or breeder with values aligned to ours, you’re welcome to contact us for future collaboration opportunities — subject to careful screening and mutual trust.
Yes, all Maine Coon kittens from Tigercooncat come with the following health guarantees:
48-Hour General Health Guarantee
If your kitten is diagnosed with a non-viral, serious health condition within 48 hours of pickup, and it can be medically proven to have originated from our cattery, we offer either a replacement kitten or a 50% refund, based on your preference.
1-Year Genetic Health Guarantee
If your kitten is diagnosed with a hereditary disease within 12 months, confirmed by a licensed veterinarian and supported by genetic testing, we will offer a 50% refund or a replacement kitten, depending on availability and your choice.
We are committed to raising healthy, well-socialized Maine Coons and providing lifelong aftercare and support to our extended kitten families.
Yes, all of our Maine Coon kittens are fully vaccinated and dewormed according to their age before leaving our cattery.
They also receive a health check from a licensed veterinarian to ensure they are in excellent condition before going to their new homes.
We follow a strict health protocol to give every kitten the best possible start in life — healthy, confident, and ready to be part of your family.
Caring for a Maine Coon kitten in the first few weeks is an important part of building trust, supporting healthy growth, and helping them settle into their new home.
Here are our best care tips for a smooth transition:
To avoid digestive upset, continue feeding the same high-quality food your kitten is used to.
You can offer wet food or treats to boost appetite during the adjustment period.
Always keep fresh, clean water available. A water fountain can encourage kittens to drink more.
Create a soft, cozy, and peaceful space for your kitten to feel safe.
Avoid placing their bed near cold drafts or loud noises, and don’t let them roam the house too soon.
Healthy kittens eat well, poop normally, and are playful and alert.
If you notice signs of lethargy, diarrhea, or lack of appetite, consult your vet.
Use the same type of litter they used at the cattery.
Keep the box clean and easy to access to support good habits.
Let your kitten explore slowly, one area at a time.
Block off small spaces and remove hazards like cords, plants, or small objects.
Talk softly, pet gently, and offer interactive play.
Allow your kitten to approach you at their own pace — building trust leads to a strong lifelong bond.
Introduce your new kitten to resident cats slowly, starting with scent swapping and short, supervised visits.
Allow your kitten time to adjust to their new home and strengthen their immune system before any major stress or exposure.
If your kitten is comfortable, start with light brushing, nail trimming, or ear cleaning.
This helps them become familiar with regular care and deepens your bond.
Use the schedule provided by the cattery and consult your local veterinarian for continued care.
