White Maine Coon Cat: Complete Guide

White cats symbolize many things to different cultures. Some think they are bringers of good luck that stand for cleanliness, purity, and innocence while others believe a White cat entering your house is a sign of rough times coming. Notwithstanding the many superstitions, White cats are one of the most adorable and prettiest creatures around.

So, I want to introduce you to the White Maine Coon Cat. A giant cat with a captivating, snowy coat would surely turn a lot of heads due to their majestic looks. 

Maine Coon can be all-white or white with other patches of color such as the Black and White Maine Coon. In this comprehensive guide, we will not only look at the White Maine Coon, but also at the other white coat variations of the Maine Coon.

White Maine Coon: Breed overview

Other names	White Coon Cat
Size	Large
Weight	10 – 25 pounds
Height	8 – 16 inches
Coat Colors	White
Child Friendliness	High
Feline Friendliness	High
Training Difficulty	Easy
Grooming Upkeep	High
Exercise Needs	Moderate
Health	Moderate
Lifespan	13 – 14 years
Kitten Cost	$1,200 upwards

Can Maine Coons be White?

Yes, Maine Coons can be White. In fact, the Cat Fanciers’ Association (CFA) considers White as one of the Maine Coon solid coat colors aside from Black, Blue, Cream, and Red.

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The color White in Maine Coons is not really considered a “color” but a “non-color” since they carry a gene that masks the real color of their coat. Some White Maine Coon kittens may display a small patch of color on their coat that eventually fades as they mature.

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Are White Maine Coons rare?

Yes, White Maine Coons are pretty uncommon comprising only 1.5% of the entire Maine Coon population known to exist.

White Maine Coon Cat history

The Maine Coon Cat is one of the oldest breeds in North America originating around the mid-1800s.

There are different lores surrounding the origin of the breed with some believing they are a cross between a raccoon and the local cats, and another one involving the infamous French queen, Marie Antoinette.

Her prized Angora cats supposedly arrived on a ship in America without her after her failure to escape persecution during the French Revolution. These cats are said to breed with the local cats that produced the Maine Coon.

Nowadays, it is more widely believed that the Maine Coon descended from the Norwegian Forest Cats that were brought by the early European settlers in America.

The breed was first mentioned in the 1860s by Maine farmers who prized them as a working cats that could survive the harshest of winter conditions.

In the 1950s, their population is said to decrease after the introduction of other long-haired cats in the market, but Maine Coon enthusiasts and breeders promoted the breed which led to its revival. 

White Maine Coon genetics 

An all-white coat is caused by the dominant gene “W” that masks or hides the true color of the White Maine Coon. 

A White Maine Coon can either pass to their offspring their true color, which could be black, blue, red, or cream, or its true color with the “W” gene which would make the kitten white.

Some White Maine Coon kittens are born with a small patch of color on their head that eventually fades as they mature. This is how breeders learn the true color of a certain White Maine Coon.

Are White Maine Coons deaf?

It is possible that a White Maine Coon may be deaf in one or both ears.

This is because the melanin-producing cells, called melanocytes, that are responsible for coat color are not only found in the skin but in the ears and eyes as well.

Since White Maine Coons lack melanocytes, they are more likely to have hearing problems especially if they have blue eyes.

White Maine Coon cats that have non-blue eyes have a 17 to 22% chance of being born deaf. If they are born with just one blue eye, the chance rises to 40%, while those with both blue eyes will have a 65 to 85%  chance of being deaf.

Albino Maine Coon cat

An albino Maine Coon is different from a White Maine Coon. Albinism is caused by the absence of the ‘TYR’ gene which affects the presence of the enzyme tyrosinase that in turn produces melanin.

White Maine Coon cats still produce some melanin in their body since their true color is only masked by the “W” gene. 

An Albino Maine Coon cat would have very pale blue or pinkish gray eye color, while a White Maine Coon would either have a pair of bright blue eyes or odd eyes.

White Maine Coon Cats physical appearance

White Maine Coon Cats have a well-proportioned, rectangular body that ends with a long, bushy tail.

The coat is two-layered consisting of shaggy and heavy guard hairs and a silky undercoat. The coat is shorter around the shoulders and longer on the tummy area with a considerable ruff around the neck.

Eyes are oval-shaped that have a slight obliqueness towards the ears. Most of them have thick ear tufts that grow out of their inner ears.

White Maine Coon with blue eyes

Are White Maine Coon cat with blue eyes or White Maine Coon cat blue eyes common?

Yes, it is common to see a Maine Coon White with blue eyes or a Maine Coon White blue eyes. The blue eye color typically appears in a Maine Coon with an all-white color or one with some patches of white and not on other colored Maine Coons.

A White Maine Coon kitten with blue eyes can either retain that blue color or not. Some would develop amber, green, gold, or copper-colored eyes.

Deafness is always associated with White Maine Coon blue eyes. A White blue eyed Maine Coon with both blue eyes has more probability to have hearing problems than one who only has one blue eye.

Maine Coon White odd eyed

White Maine Coon can be odd-eyed with one eye being blue and the other green or gold.

White Maine Coon with black face

White Maine Coon with a predominantly white body coat with the whole face covered in black fur from the ears to the muzzle.

White fluffy Maine Coon cat

Maine Coon with a solid white coat and thick, long, and shaggy coat is referred to as White fluffy Maine Coon cat.

Various Maine Coon White colors and patterns

Other than the solid-colored Maine Coon White, other colors may also combine with the white fur. The combination of other colors can be tabby in a pattern or in bi-color. 

All White Maine Coon cat

Maine Coon all White or an all White Main Coon has a shiny, white coat with no other color present. Maine Coon cat all White has pinkish paw pads and leather noses.

Solid White Maine Coon

Solid White Maine Coon is another term for the All White Maine Coon. The coat is uniformly white with no pattern of another color present.

Pure White Maine Coon

Maine Coon pure White is similar to the All White Maine Coon. A pure White Maine Coon cat may have blue, amber, gold, or copper eye color upon maturity.

Are there black and White Maine Coon cats?

Yes, there are black and White Maine Coon cats but they are not as common as the solid-colored or tabby Maine Coon cats. 

Black and White Maine Coon

The black and White Maine Coon cat or Black White Maine Coon is a type of bi-color pattern. The degree of white spotting in a White and black Maine Coon is random and no two Maine Coon black and White may look the same.

Some black and White Main Coon may have more black than white on their coats and some Maine Coon cat black and White would have interesting white markings in the shape of a star or lightning.

Other Maine Coon black White would have tiny white patches on the chest, chin, paws, and tummy on a predominantly black coat. This White black Maine Coon is typically referred to as the tuxedo black and White Maine Coon cat since the pattern makes them look like they are wearing a dress suit.

Black and White Maine Coon cats can also come in other patterns. A full grown black and White Maine Coon may have a Shaded Black, Black Tabby and White, and Tricolor patterns.

Like most Maine Coons, a black and White Maine Coon kitten commands a very high price. 

Maine Coon kittens black and White cost around $1,000 and $2,500.

Grey and White Maine Coon

Gray and White Maine Coon or a White Grey Maine Coon is another example of the bi-color class of Maine Coons.

Also called the Blue and White Maine Coon, the grey and White Maine Coon cat or Maine Coon White and grey has a combination of gray and White colors in the coat. 

White and grey Maine Coon can either have white or no white fur around the face, but most White and gray Maine Coon would have some white on the chest, tummy, and paws.

The distribution of gray color in a grey White Maine Coon varies.

Some gray and White Maine Coon cat would have more white on the coat or vice versa. On other Maine Coon grey and White, the white maybe just a mere small marking in the shape of a diamond or lighting around the chest.

A Grey and White Maine Coon kitten is born with blue eyes just like all Maine Coons, but as this Maine Coon cat grey and White mature, the eye color can either retain its blue color or develop into green, gold, or copper.

Orange and White Maine Coon

Orange and White Maine Coon cat or Maine Coon orange and White is also referred to as the Red and White Maine Coon. 

The Maine Coon cat orange and White is part of the bi-color type of coat.

Orange White Maine Coon has a mixture of red and white fur on their body that can have white or no white on the face. The chest, belly, and of paws, however, of a White and orange Maine Coon must have some white fur on them.

Orange and White Maine Coon kittens are similarly born with blue eyes. Because of the presence of white fur, some orange and White Maine Coon kitten may retain the blue eyes into maturity while some may develop green, gold, or copper eye colors.

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Red and White Maine Coon

Variation is similar to the orange and White Maine Coon. Other than the bi-color pattern, there is also the Maine Coon red tabby White pattern that has white patches on the neck, tummy, and all four paws. Some white can also appear around the face.

Ginger and White Maine Coon

Maine Coon is similar to the Orange and White Maine Coon.

Cream and White Maine Coon

Cream tabby White Maine Coon has a cream tabby base coat color with some white trim on the chin and lips.

White blue Maine Coon

Blue and White Maine Coon or blue White Maine Coon is similar to the Grey and White Maine Coon. The color blue or gray is used interchangeably in the cat world. The blue in a blue and White Maine Coon cat can range from a dark slate hue to silver.

White blue White Maine Coon typically has a white patch on the chest, belly, and all four paws.

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Brown and White Maine Coon

Maine Coon with brown tabby pattern and white on the chest, belly, and legs.

Black silver tabby White Maine Coon

Maine Coon with black and silver tabby pattern with some white on the chest, tummy, and legs.

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Black smoke and White Maine Coon cat

Maine Coon black smoke White has black-tipped hairs with white roots. The white on a black smoke with White Maine Coon is only visible when the coat is ruffled which gives it a more silverish shade than black.

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Black Tortie White Maine Coon

Maine Coon black Tortie White has black and red patches with some white on the chest, tummy, and legs.

Blue tabby White Maine Coon

A blue tabby White Maine Coon has gray tabby patterns with some white on the chest, tummy, and paws.

Blue Tortie White Maine Coon

A Blue Tortie White Maine Coon has gray and cream on the coat and white patches on the chest, tummy, and paws.

High White Maine Coon

Maine Coon is similar to the All-White Maine Coon.

Maine Coon silver White

Maine Coon White silver has a combination of light gray and white coats.

Maine Coon tabby White

Maine Coon tabby with White or Maine Coon White tabby has a tabby pattern of any color with white patches on the chest, tummy, and paws.

Maine Coon silver tabby White

Variation with a silver tabby pattern and white patches on the neck, tummy, and paws.

How big do White Maine Coons get?

White Maine Coons are much bigger than other domesticated cat breeds with a body length that could reach up to 40 inches from the nose to the tip of their tail.

White Maine Coon size, height, and weight

White female Maine Coon is typically lighter and shorter than a White male Maine Coon. White male Maine Coon cat is also much lengthier with some reaching 48 inches.

Gender	Height	Weight
Male	10 – 16 inches	15 – 25 pounds
Female	8 – 14 inches	10 – 15 pounds

Big White Maine Coon cat

A Big White Maine Coon can reach a length of around 19 to 40 inches. A White Maine Coon female is much lighter than a White Maine Coon male since the male tends to be much heavy-boned and muscular.

Large White Maine Coon cat

A large White Maine Coon can reach a length of over 40 inches. The largest White Maine Coon cat ever recorded was named Mymains Stewart Gilligan who measured 48.5 inches long from nose to tail tip. 

Giant White Maine Coon

A giant White Maine Coon cat, because of its sheer size, is sometimes mistaken for a dog. At birth, they could weigh as light as 4 ounces but can reach a weight of up to 25 pounds.

Huge White Maine Coon cat

A huge White Maine Coon can take up to 4 to 5 years to reach its full mature size.

What is the temperament of a White Maine Coon?

A White Maine Coon is a joy to have as a family member. She does not exhibit any aggressive behaviors and is very friendly to everyone. 

White Main Coon personality

This is a cat breed that is very affectionate and loyal. She enjoys staying beside her human family and may feel sad if she is left alone for long hours. 

Are all White Maine Coon good family cats?

People of all ages will enjoy the company of an amiable White Maine Coon cat. She can be a good playmate for children and does not mind the company of other pets in your home. 

Are Maine Coon cat White outdoor or indoor cats?

Though she can be an outdoor cat, it’s best to keep her indoors to avoid getting stolen. 

Do Maine Coon White Cat love water?

Yes, a White Maine Coon has the tendency to play in shallow bodies of water and under a running faucet.

But just like other cats, taking a bath is an activity she does not look forward to. 

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White main Coon cat training

You will not have a hard time training her how to use the litter box and basic obedience training. She is smart and highly trainable. 

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White ManCoon exercise requirement

Moderate forms of exercise like a walk in the park or indoor games like playing in scratch towers or running on cat exercise wheel is good for her health. 

White MaineCoon grooming and cleaning

There’s no other way to maintain the long, silky, and luscious coat of your White Maine Coon cat other than frequent brushing.

Aside from keeping her beautiful, grooming is a form of spending quality time with her. Plus, grooming allows you to inspect her skin for wounds, bumps, and parasites.

So, here’s how to groom your White Main Coon cat.

Brushing

The tools you need are a wide-tooth comb, pin brush or slicker brush, and soft-bristle brush.

• If there are mats or knots, the first thing to do is to loosen these out by using a wide-tooth comb or any type of mat splitter tool such as a flea comb. Carefully dismantle the knots, paying particular attention to not hurting your fur baby.
• Next is to remove the dead skin and loose fur which can be done by using a de-shedding tool. 
• Lastly, a soft-bristle brush will do the job to bring out the sheen and remove any remaining loose fur. 
• Don’t forget to gift her some yummy treats as an incentive for behaving well. 

Bathing

One of the best things about owning a Maine Coon is that you don’t have to give her a bath often. 

That’s because cats spend countless hours keeping themselves clean by licking their coats. Their tongue is made up of rough particles which have superb cleaning abilities. 

But when her coat gets entangled with sticky particles or she begins to smell, then it’s time to give her a nice and warm bath using a mild and organic cat shampoo. 

Teeth Brushing

Brushing a cat’s teeth should be done at a young age. The tools you need are enzymatic toothpaste and a slim cat toothbrush or a finger toothbrush. 

• Before even introducing the toothbrush, allow your kitten to get used to being touched in the face. Slowly hold her mouth and then reach inside the mouth to hold the teeth. Do this for a few days until she gets comfortable with this routine. 
• When she’s ready, you can now begin brushing her teeth in a gentle circular motion. 

Nail Trimming

Part of grooming is maintaining the right length of her nails. You’ll want to buy a nail trimmer for cats and then trim off just the tip to avoid injuring her.

In case it bleeds, apply a styptic powder to stop bleeding. 

Ear/Eye Cleaning

Accumulated ear wax is a breeding ground for bacteria and fungus to thrive well. This is why we recommend cleaning your cat’s ears with a moist cotton ball. The same is true with those beautiful cat eyes. Wipe them gently with moist gauze or a cotton ball to remove eye boogers. 

Grooming Needs	Grooming Frequency
Brushing	4x weekly
Bathing	1x monthly
Teeth Brushing	3x weekly
Nail Trimming	2x monthly
Eye/Ear Care	Check weekly

White MainCoon food and diet

White Maine Coons are obligate carnivores, meaning, their diet should primarily consist of animal meat like fish and chicken. A mix of wet and dry cat food is the best to increase hydration levels. 

Do cats need carbohydrates? Generally, speaking, cats have no need for carbohydrates but a small fraction of carbohydrates won’t do any harm. 

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White Maine Coon health issues

Listed below are some of the gene-linked diseases that can affect a White Maine Coon. This is where an at-home cat DNA test is very helpful. A DNA test can identify diseases even before the onset of the initial symptoms. 

1. Polycystic Kidney Disease or PKD

This is an inherited condition that is characterized by the presence of small cysts in the kidneys. These cysts will continue to get bigger and grow in number which will cause renal failure. 

2. Spinal Muscular Atrophy or SMA

A genetic disease commonly seen among Maine Coons. This disease is characterized by the loss of neurons in the spinal cord causing the affected cat to experience muscle tremors. 

3. Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy or HCM

This is a heart condition that causes the heart muscles to thicken. This results in reduced blood circulation, thereby resulting in breathing problems. 

4. Pyruvate Kinase Deficiency or PKDeF

A genetic defect wherein the affected cats suffer from anemia and weakness. Pyruvate kinase is an enzyme responsible for the production of red blood cells. 

5. Eye Diseases

Cats can get afflicted with different types of eye diseases including cataracts, conjunctivitis, and glaucoma. 

6. Hip Dysplasia

A gene-related orthopedic disease that causes the misalignment of the ball and the socket in the hip joint. 

White Maine Coon Cat lifespan

On average, a White Maine Coon can live happily for about 13 to 14 years. 

White Maine Coon breeders

One of the important questions you need to ask is the issue of DNA testing. White Maine Coon cats may inherit hypertrophic cardiomyopathy or HCM, so you want to make sure that the breeder shows proof of negative DNA test against that disease along with other diseases like hip dysplasia. 

These two (2) breeders of Maine Coons take pride in giving great importance to the health of their breeding cats and kittens. All their cats are genetically screened for HCM, PKD, and spinal muscular atrophy. 

They are:

Davidson Maine Coons (davidsonmainecoons.com) located in Tweed, Ontario. They are a small family run TICA Registered Cattery. They focus on raising well-socialized and healthy kittens in a home atmosphere. Best of all, their breeding Cats are all registered with TICA and have all tested negative for HD, PKD and HCM.

Another option is My Bossy Cat Maine Coon Cattery (https://mybossycatmainecoon.com) located in Yakima, Washington. They are a small CFA registered cattery that can fly their kittens out (fly in cabin with a loving nanny) to wherever you live.

White Maine Coon price

How much is a White Maine Coon adult?

An adult White Maine Coon cat price is generally lower than kittens. It is below $1,000 and could even be lower if you can get your cat in an adoption or rescue center. 

Next to the price of purchasing a White Maine Coon, you’ll have to consider recurring expenses.

Here is a table showing the average White Maine Coon cost of maintenance. 

Type of Expenses	Average Cost
Food	$50 – $75
Feeding and Drinking Bowls	$5 – $10
Kitty Bed	$20 – $30
Carrier	$20 – $40
Collar and ID tag	$10 – $25
Grooming Supplies	$25 – $45
Litter Box	$18 – $45
Litter	$10 – $25
Scratch Post and other toys	$20 – $50
Microchipping	$50 – $100
Spay/Neuter	$250 -$550
Veterinary Expenses	$200 – $500
Total	$678 – $1,495

White Maine Coon kitten price

The average tag price of a White Maine Coon kitten is from $1,200 to $2,000. 

White Maine Coon for adoption

For a relatively low fee, you can bring home a White Maine Coon kitten for adoption that has already been spayed/neutered, microchipped, and has an up-to-date vaccination record.

Listed below are two (2) adoption sites for Maine Coon cats:

Only Maine Coons Rescue (https://www.omcrescue.org) is a nonprofit organization that aims to provide unwanted Maine Coons a forever home. 

Maine Coon Rescue (mainecoonrescue.net) is a nationwide nonprofit organization in the USA. Adoption fees start at $200.

White Maine Coon kitten

Providing the needs of White Maine Coon kittens means healthier and happier Maine Coon kittens white.

So, we have some tips for you on how to take care of your all White Maine Coon kitten. 

Aside from feeding your Maine Coon White kitten with nutritious food and giving her the right amount of physical activities, a Maine Coon kitten White will need the following:

• White fox Maine Coon kittens sleep an average of 20 hours a day. They need a soft and warm kitty bed to have a relaxing rest for proper growth and development. 
• Providing a safe and enriched environment for a White Main Coon kitten lays the groundwork for happy and healthy cats. This means removing dangerous elements that can endanger her life such as getting electrocuted and eating toxic plants. 
• Regardless of age, Black and White Maine Coon kittens and adults should be provided with toys to keep them active. Avoid buying toys with sharp edges or those that break off easily. It’s best to choose toys that are designed especially for cats. 

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Places to find White Maine Coon kittens for sale

​​White Maine Coon kitten for sale is a rare find but with perseverance, you will find that white feline pet you are aiming to have as a new member of your family. 

All White Maine Coon kitten for sale USA

If you reside in Texas, one of many places to find White Maine Coon kittens for sale near me is at Warrior Kattz Maine Coons (warriorkattzmainecoons.com/home) located in Wimberley, Texas.

White Maine Coon kittens for sale UK

Maine Coon White kittens for sale may be available at Vhanatee Maine Coons (vhanateemainecoons.com) in Kent, UK. All kittens for sale are tested negative for common genetic diseases including hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. 

White tiger Maine Coon Canada

The breeder at Morwenna Maine Coons (morwennamainecoons.com) is a passionate breeder of Maine Coons whose breeding cats are regularly examined by veterinarians. They are located in Central Alberta, Canada and are registered with Cat Fanciers’ Association (CFA), Cat Fanciers’ Federation (CFF), and The International Cat Association (TICA).

Black and White Maine Coon kittens for sale

Adrasia Cattery (adrastiacoons.com) may be the place to search for black and White Maine Coons. 

Finding a healthy White Maine Coon cat for sale

Same with the kitten White Maine Coon for sale, adult White Maine Coon cats for sale are not always available.

In this section, we will provide you with a list of breeders whom we have reviewed and proven to be ethical breeders of Maine Coons. 

Maine Coon White for sale Florida

You can try Salty Coons (saltycoons.com) for possible retired White Maine Coons for sale. They are located in Tampa, Florida and have been breeding for over 20 years.

White Maine Coons for sale Tennessee

If you’re looking for an adult all White Maine Coon for sale near you, you may find this beauty at Smoky Mountain Maine Coons (mainecoonconnection.com/Maine-Coon-Cats-For-Sale-Retired.html). 

White tiger Maine Coon for sale

By visiting the Facebook page of White Tiger Maine Coon, you can see if there are available White Maine Coons for sale. 

White Maine Coon with blue eyes for sale Australia

If you’re in Australia, check out Full of Charm Maine Coons (mainecoonmanor.com.au). They could have the Maine Coon cat of your dreams. 

White fox Maine Coon

All the cats you will find at White Fox Maine Coons (whitefoxmainecoons.com) are GCCF-registered. The breeder’s location is in Cumbria, UK however if they happy to deliver their kittens all throughout the UK. 

Black and White Maine Coon for sale

If you’re in Georgia or live near Lilburn, Georgia, check out SamBerkat Maine Coons (samberkat.com/Index.html) for black and White Maine Coon.  

White Maine Coon mix

Some of you may be more interested in taking care of White Maine Coon Mixes than a purebred. Here are some examples that may also catch your attention and fall in love. 

Maine Coon Persian mix White

White Maine Coon mixed with Persian is a large and long-haired mixed cat. This cat is an affectionate and outgoing cat but there will be times when she would rather be by herself and just be with her thoughts. 

White Maine Coon and Ragdoll Mix

When you mix a White Maine Coon and Ragdoll, these two long-haired breeds will most likely produce big yet gentle cats that are affectionate and good family members. 

White Maine Coon Tabby Mix

A tabby cat is a breed that has coat patterns of spots, swirls, and stripes and one example is a Bengal cat.

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So, let’s say that a Bengal is crossbred with a White Maine Coon, the resulting offspring may have a white base coat and then stripes or swirls of colors ranging from brown, gray, orange, or cream. 

Black and White Maine Coon mix

A White Maine Coon mix mixed with a purebred with solid black coat color such as a black Norwegian Forest may produce sophisticated black and white kittens. 

RELATED: Maine Coon Norwegian Forest Cat (Complete Guide)

Grey and White Maine Coon mix

The grey coat is actually color blue and these mixed cats can come in many combinations like smoked blue and white. 

White Maine Coon: Pros and Cons

White cat Maine Coon is undoubtedly an awesome pet to own. A White Coon has many loveable traits but at the same time, just like all living things, a Main Coon White also has some traits that you won’t like completely. 

Pros	Cons
Gentle with kids	Tendency to meow a lot
No aggressive tendencies	Cannot be by herself for long periods of time
Adorable	Moderate shedder
Docile	Needs to be brushed as often as you can
Friendly with other housepets	High on food expenses
Highly trainable	Can be messy when eating

Is the White Maine Coon Cat right for me?

Who should be the perfect companions of White Maine Coons? A cat Maine Coon White is best owned by someone who does not live alone. This cat may have an independent nature but she cannot tolerate being alone for long hours. 

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