How much do your kittens cost?

All kittens are $2,500 and come health screened, vaccinated, altered, and TICA registered.

How much is a young adult Maine Coon?

Young adult Maine Coons are typically $1,800.

What is the price range for a retired breeder?

Retired breeding cats are generally priced between $500 and $1,000, depending on age and temperament.

What factors affect Maine Coon kitten pricing?

Pricing reflects DNA testing, quality diet, veterinary care, spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations, and the cost of ethically raising a pedigreed kitten in a clean, loving environment.

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Many things are factored into the prices of my kittens. The cost to DNA and genetically tests for diseases is expensive. A quality diet and supplements, providing appropriate facilities conducive to raise healthy, happy kitties, vaccines, routine veterinarian care, altering of the cat and much more that goes into raising this beautiful breed.

Kitten prices

All kittens cost $2500

Young adult: $1800

Retired breeder: $500 - $1000

As of 2024 you can expect to pay anywhere between $2000 - $5000+ for a well-bred, properly health screened, pedigreed Maine Coon kitten.

Three fluffy white kittens with orange patches being held up indoors.

Realm Of Coons reserves the right to refuse the sale of any cat/kitten at any time if we believe that this is not in the best interest for our babies.

Companion Cat Program

Occasionally, we retire cherished adults from our breeding program and place them in carefully chosen forever homes. These cats have been beloved members of our family and are ready to enjoy a quieter life as treasured companions.

As a special incentive, families who adopt a retired adult at the full listed adoption fee will receive 30% off one kitten from Realm of Coons.

Current retired companions:

● Gilbert — $1,000

● Chummy — $750

This program offers the opportunity to welcome a well-established adult cat while receiving a discount on a future kitten. All retired companions are placed only in approved homes and are expected to be loved and cared for as lifelong family members