Barn Cat Classic Maine Coon cats are raised on a combination of a natural raw diet and a good quality kibble such as Taste of the Wild, Royal Canin or Blue Buffalo.
Why feed raw?
Chronic diseases can be directly linked to the practice of feeding processed, cooked food to our cats. Processing food destroys and alters enzymes, amino acids, fatty acids, vitamins and minerals. Please read http://www.blakkatz.com/potscats.html for more information on the dangers of feeding commercial foods. Cats are true (obligate) carnivores. Cats need to eat a balanced raw meat diet to survive.
Why feed raw?
Chronic diseases can be directly linked to the practice of feeding processed, cooked food to our cats. Processing food destroys and alters enzymes, amino acids, fatty acids, vitamins and minerals. Please read http://www.blakkatz.com/potscats.html for more information on the dangers of feeding commercial foods. Cats are true (obligate) carnivores. Cats need to eat a balanced raw meat diet to survive.
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We try to keep our prices very reasonable!
We accept credit card payments through Paypal, an additional 3.2% fee will be added to your total when using paypal.
We require a $50.00 non-refundable deposit to reserve a kitten.
All of our kittens are sold as pets for $500.00 and come with a registration certificate from either TCA or CFA.
All of our Maine Coon kittens are placed as pets with a spay/neuter contract . The price for shipping a kitten is a $300 flat rate which includes the trip itself, health certificate, vaccinations and carrier/bedding, food bowls required for shipping, we use Continental Airlines. We do not ship kittens overseas, to Alaska and Hawaii or to other countries.
Kittens will be ready to go to their new homes at 10-12 weeks old, if they are being shipped then they can leave at 12 weeks. All kittens will be vet checked before adoption and have had their first shot/worming, we do not over-vaccinate our kittens, research is proving that it does more harm than good. We neither recommend nor encourage the use of the FeLV or FIP vaccine. Neither vaccine is necessary for indoor-only cats, and the FIP vaccine has not been proven to be preventative enough to warrant it's usage.
