Cattery
Brooke’s Fuzzy Giants Maine Coon Cattery
European Maine Coons
About Fuzzy Giants Maine Coon Cattery
Our Expertise
Our Commitment
Our Commitment
We are a small cattery out of our home with only two females and one male, WCF and TICA registered. All 3 of my cats come from Champion Bloodlines. We have a deep understanding of their temperament, behavior, and health needs, which allows us to produce high-quality cats that make great pets.
Our Commitment
Our Commitment
Our Commitment
We are committed to providing the best possible care for our cats. Our Maine Coon kittens are raised in a loving environment and get social interaction with our two large dogs in our home. We work closely with new owners to ensure that they have all the information and support they need to provide the best possible care for their new pet.
Our Standards
Our Commitment
Our Standards
We adhere to the highest standards when it comes to breeding Maine Coons. We only breed cats that are healthy, happy, and have the best possible temperament. We also follow strict guidelines and work closely with our Veterinarian to ensure that our breeding practices are ethical and responsible.
meet our Maine coons
mEET OUR MAINE COONS
Altai
Male, Black Smoke. WCF & TICA
Tests are N/N
Champion Bloodlines
RUSSIA
Registered: WCF
Mother- Funny (Black smoke)
Father- Houston (Black smoke)
Tested N/N for HCM, PKD, SMA
Cleo
Female, Black blotched. WCF & TICA
Tests are N/N
Champion Bloodlines
RUSSIA
Registered: WCF
Mother- Wednesday (Black blotched bicolor)
Father- Venom (Silver blotched)
Tested N/N for HCM, PKD, SMA
Daisy
Female, Black silver blotched. WCF & TICA
Tests are N/N
Champion Bloodlines
RUSSIA
Registered: WCF
Mother- CH Ofelia (Black blotched bicolor)
Father- Venom (Silver blotched)
Tested N/N for HCM, PKD, SMA
Buying a Maine Coon kitten in our cattery:
You will have:
Your kitten will receive pedigree papers
You will receive the kitten's pedigree TICA papers upon proof of spay/neuter before the age of one year per Brooke’s Fuzzy Giants contract. Getting your cat spayed or neutered will help prevent unwanted marking/spraying.
A healthy and Vaccinated kitten
Kittens will receive their first set vaccinations starting at 6 weeks, and another at 8, 12, and 16. Kittens are vaccinated for CHP (Rhino Tracheitis, Calicivirus, and panleukopenia) and receive their first Rabies. I do not vaccinate my kittens against FeLv and FIV as I feel it unnecessary and could compromise the health guarantee, however, each kitten is tested for FIV. I do not deworm my kittens unless I or my Veterinarian see it necessary upon regular vet check-ups that include stool samples. This decision was based on my Veterinarian recommendation as you don’t want to treat what isn’t there. You may make this decision after picking up your kitten. Kittens will not leave my cattery any earlier than 16 weeks of age. This is to make sure kittens get all of their age appropriate vaccinations before leaving my cattery. After the kitten is transferred to your care, you may further research on vaccinations.
A bag of food sent home
I will provide a small bag of Royal Canin kitten food upon pick-up. This will be enough until you have decided which food brand you'd like to use. Remember, if you are changing the brand, slowly introduce the new food by mixing it with the Royal Canin Maine Coon Kitten to reduce the chances of an upset stomach.
Clipped Nails
It is important to keep your cat's nails trimmed every 2-3 weeks. This is an important part of maintaining you and your cat's health. It will also help protect your sofas, curtains, and other furniture.
Kitten Blanket
Your kitten will have a baby blanket picked out by me on the day you pick up your new fuzzy friend. The blanket will have their litter mates' scent on it and will provide your kitten with some comfort while going to their new home.
Contact with me
Feel free to send me any pictures or videos of your new fuzzy friend so I can post them here on my website! If you have any questions or concerns, I am here to answer them at any time.
What you will need for your new kitten:
Food
There is a lot of controversy on what the best food brand is to feed your cat, or any pet for that matter. In my cattery, I feed Royal Canin Maine Coon Kitten & Adult. They also get Rachael Ray’s. I have trialed other brands of food, but this brand worked best for all 3 of my Coons. My pregnant/nursing cats (including kittens) are fed Royal Canin Mother & Babycat dry food and Rachael Ray. For wet food, my kittens eat a mix of Fancy Feast baby and Tiki Cat Baby Mousse. Remember, every cat is different. What might work for one, might not work for the other. Another brand of food that was rated good is Tiki Cat Born Carnivore. This food is Non GMO and has a high protein base. You want to avoid any food that contains fillers. These include corn, wheat, soy, and starch. You may choose which food is best for your new kitten, but make sure you look for high-quality protein sources. I’ve read that “Instinct” is a good brand as well. Hydration is important for a Maine Coon. You can help them by feeding a good source of wet food. Including a raw diet, such as, chicken hearts and liver, is also a good treat. Here in my cattery, I do not feed a raw diet.
Litter Box
Due to the large size of the Maine Coon cat, I recommend you purchase an XL litter box. Depending on the size of your home, you may even want to consider buying multiple litter boxes.
Toys
Our cats love the little springs, retractable toys on a stick, cat tunnels, and the balls with a jingle bell inside. Cats will play with just about anything, which means you could get creative and make your own cat toys.
Scratching Post
Cats need to scratch, it is a good grooming behavior. Cats do this to keep their nails healthy and stretch their claws, feet, and bodies.
Travel Carrier
You will need this to transport your cat!
Grooming Tools
Maine Coon fur can get matted easily due to their very fuzzy coats! It's best to make sure you are keeping up with your cat's grooming schedule to avoid those pesky mats that can make your cat uncomfortable. The most common places that mats occur are between the legs, under the chest, and around the collar. You also want to make sure you trim your kittens nails every 2-3 weeks. You will need to buy cat nail clippers.
Introducing Your Kitten
When bringing a new kitten into your home with other pets, a quarantine period of at least 14 days is recommended to be sure of any unknown illnesses. You can place your kitten in a designated room, or place them in an animal playpen. We recommend a large playpen. That way when they reach full size, they can continue to use it.
No kittens available. New litter of kittens Spring 2025!
Females
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Males