Health – Page 10 – Maine Coon Central

How To Avoid Maine Coon Tooth Loss

Brushing your Maine Coons teeth is necessary, to avoid Maine Coon tooth loss. Introduce our Maine Coon tooth care routine today!

Maine Coon Polycystic Kidney Disease Explained

Maine Coons are one of the oldest natural living cat breeds in America, well respected for being able to survive even the harshest Winter climates of New England. Their natural resilience to many...

Top 7 Maine Coon Health Issues

Despite being a hardy cat breed, owners should be alert to these seven Maine Coon health issues. Learn how to spot their signs and symptoms.

Interesting Maine Coon Teeth Facts

Owners should always brush their Maine Coon teeth. Oral hygiene is easily mastered if you follow my 11 step guide on how to brush cat teeth.

About Me

Hello! My name is Katrina Stewardson, and I’m a self-confessed CRAZY CAT LADY! I've been in love with the Maine Coon cat breed ever since we welcomed an adorable male Maine Coon kitten into our home 10 years ago. We called him 'Pippin', but he also goes by the name ‘Pipsteroo’! Our enormous, kind-hearted cat genuinely thinks he's a dog and has convinced me that cats are Man's True Best Friend! In Dec 22 we adopted TWO more Maine Coon cats, named Bali and Mika - they are 4 years old. Sadly, Pippin died from poor health 4 months later. We greatly miss him.

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