

Caring For Your Maine Coon
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Maine Coons evolved naturally by survival of the fittest; therefore they are a breed which is fairly 'low maintenance' in care. |
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The coat is easy to care for and rarely tangles. A weekly combing will keep the coat in good condition. Furthermore, combing can help in the early detection of health problems. |
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Most Maine Coons do not mind water and will tolerate an occasional bath. |
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Trim their claws regularly. The more often you trim their claws as a kitten, the easier it will be when they are older. |
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It is good practice to check their teeth regularly. If anything seems out of the ordinary, consult your veterinarian. |
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Maine Coons are often playing in their water. It is absolutely necessary to make sure that there is fresh, clean water available at all times. |
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We recommend a natural raw diet. Please check out Our Diet pages for more information. |
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Excellent information about litter box problems can be found here. |
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