Maine coon breeding

About Us!

At Big Pedigree Cats, we dedicate ourselves to breeding the magnificent Maine Coon professionally. Holding registrations with TICA and GCCF, we aim to place our kittens in loving homes, where they become family members, not just pets.

Nestled in East London’s heart, love, care, and professionalism form the foundation of our breeding program. In our family home’s warmth, we nurture each kitten as a cherished family member until they join their new families at 13 weeks old. Every kitten leaving Big Pedigree Cats’ care is fully vaccinated, TICA registered, and microchipped, ensuring they are healthy, safe, and loved.

The Big Pedigree Cats Difference

Our unwavering commitment to the Maine Coon breed standard distinguishes Big Pedigree Cats. We aim to select kittens for showing that not only have potential but also exhibit the Maine Coons’ gentle temperament and stunning features. Champion lineages mark many of our kittens, attesting to our breeding’s quality and beauty.

Choosing a kitten from Big Pedigree Cats means selecting a companion nurtured with the utmost care and love. Our passion for Maine Coons manifests in our kittens’ health, temperament, and beauty, making them an ideal addition to any home.

Join the Big Pedigree Cats Family

We warmly invite you to explore Big Pedigree Cats’ world. Whether seeking a show-quality kitten or a loving family pet, we breed our Maine Coons to add joy, companionship, and elegance to your home. Experience the difference that professional, passionate breeding can make, and let us assist you in finding your new Maine Coon family member today.

Maine coon breeding

The Maine Coon Cat

The Maine Coon is a large domesticated cat breed. It is one of the oldest natural breeds in North America. The breed originated in the U.S. state of Maine, where it is the official state cat.

The Maine Coon is a large and social cat, which could be the reason why it has a reputation for being referred to as “the gentle giant.” The Maine Coon is predominantly known for its size and dense coat of fur which helps the large feline to survive in the harsh climate of Maine, the state from which they originated. The Maine Coon is often cited as having “dog-like” characteristics.
The Maine Coon cat is the biggest of all cat breeds, with a robust muscular physique and hefty legs. A squared-off nose and huge ears held wide and tall characterise the head. The coat is long and dense and is composed of an undercoat and a big glossy, waterproof top coat. Hair is shorter on the head, neck, and shoulders and grows longer down the back, sides, and tail. Hair is thick and scruffy on the belly and breeches. A ruff originates at the base of the ears and is more prominent in men than in females. The hair on the tail is long and flowing. The ears are tufted at the ends. Additionally, the paws contain tufts that provide a snowshoe impression.

The Maine Coon cat breed comes in at least 30 different colours. Green, gold, or copper eyes are conceivable in white cats; blue and other unusual eyes are also possible.