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Maine Coon Kittens – Silver Tabby Boy & Calico Girl
We have two beautiful purebred Maine Coon kittens from a litter of just two.
🐾 Silver Tabby Boy – £900
🐾 Calico Girl – Price to be discussed with the right home
Both kittens have been lovingly raised in our family home and are well socialised, affectionate and full of personality.
* Ready for their new homes.
* First vaccination completed.
* Second vaccination due in August.
* Flea and worm treated.
* Litter trained.
* Eating independently.
* Microchipped
The mother is a purebred Maine Coon (not registered).
The father is a TICA-registered purebred Maine Coon.
The kittens are not registered and are being sold as pets only.
Silver Tabby Boy – £900
Our silver tabby boy is a stunning, healthy and affectionate kitten with an excellent temperament. He has no health issues and is developing exactly as he should.
He is confident, playful and very friendly, making him a wonderful companion for both families and individuals. Raised in a loving home, he enjoys attention and has been well socialised from an early age.
He takes after his beautiful mother and is expected to grow into a large, impressive Maine Coon with excellent size, type and character. His striking silver tabby coat and gentle nature make him a truly special boy.
Calico Girl – Special Home Wanted
Our beautiful little girl developed Swimmer Syndrome during her early growth. She was born healthy, but as she developed, the condition affected the muscles in her hind legs.
Thanks to intensive physiotherapy, one hind leg made an excellent recovery. Unfortunately, the other hind leg did not improve as hoped and remains unable to bend normally due to a muscle and tendon contracture.
She has been examined by both our veterinary surgeon and an orthopaedic specialist.
Our vet recommends amputation, as this is likely to provide the best long-term quality of life. The orthopaedic specialist believes that a complex reconstructive surgery may also be possible once she is around five months old, although it would be a highly specialised and expensive procedure.
We are currently waiting for a decision from our insurance company regarding possible cover for the surgery. In the meantime, together with our vet and orthopaedic specialist, we have decided to monitor her progress until she is older before making a final decision. At present, amputation remains the most likely outcome.
Despite her condition, she is an incredibly happy, playful and affectionate kitten. She loves people, enjoys playing and doesn’t let her condition stop her from living life to the fullest.
We are very attached to her and expect that she will most likely stay with us. However, if an exceptional, loving and committed family feels they could offer her the care and future she deserves, we would be happy to hear from them.
Finding the right home is far more important to us than the price, which is why it will be discussed only with the right family.
Please feel free to get in touch if you would like any further information, additional photos or videos, or if you would like to arrange a viewing.
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