How old is the oldest Maine Coon in the world?
We are talking about a Maine Coon that got 12 years older than the oldest average Maine Coon. Corduroy was adopted from a shelter in Oregon. The owner, Reed Okura, said that all she did was letting her Maine Coon being a normal cat.
Why does my Maine Coon have no symptoms?
There are a number of different genetic abnormalities known to cause HCM in Maine coons for which there is no test available. Therefore, unfortunately many Maine coons go on to develop HCM despite having negative result on genetic testing. HCM will often show no symptoms and the first sign of it can unfortunately be sudden death.
How big should a 11 month old Maine Coon be?
At 11 months your Maine Coon kitten will be around 11 inches or 30 centimeters depending on the gender. Anywhere between 10-16 inches will be a normal range for any Maine Coon cat or kitten. 11 Month old Maine Coon cats are very active and take some naps now and then.
What can I do with my Maine Coon?
You can build toys yourself or just use things that you already have in your house. As you know, cats love any kind of bag or carton. Whenever you´ve ordered something at Amazon, give your cat the carton to play. Further, we always let our Maine Coon, Maze, help us with unpacking the groceries.
Why did my Maine Coon have to be put down?
My 13 yr. old male Maine coon went to the vet after he stopped eating. The vet said it was a problem with his pancreas and could clear it up but further tests showed bleeding around the heart so he had to be put down. What a great companion. Very loyal like a dog. He even watched over our two dogs.
What kind of health problems do Maine Coon cats have?
Polycystic Kidney Disease. Kidney failure in cats results in a decreased production of red blood cells, thus it is important for cats to have this hormone to normalize the levels of red blood cells. Maine Coon cats are typically healthy cats, but they are susceptible to certain diseases that can be serious and even life-threatening.
What’s the temperament of a Maine Coon cat?
As for their temperament, they are sociable creatures that prefer to stay close by their owner observing their activities. They are also playful and active, and get along well with children, dogs and other cats.
What to do if your Maine Coon cat has hip problems?
To prevent further damage to the hip joint, cats are put on a weight management diet. Extra weight can add pressure on the hips, thus worsening its condition. There are also certain exercises that a veterinarian may recommend as therapy such as walking on a leash, walking on a treadmill, and going up and down the stairs.
