The average weight of an adult Maine Coon cat is about 10 kilograms, and the average body length is about 1 meter. The longest Maine Coon cat reaches 1.23 meters. Usually female cats are a little smaller than male cats, but the difference is not too big. However, Maine Coon cats develop slowly and generally take 3-5 years to fully mature.

Maine Coon cats are a larger cat breed, much larger than ordinary cats, so their daily food intake is 2 to 3 times that of ordinary cats. Because they are large cats, their energy and nutritional needs are relatively high. It is necessary to develop a healthy diet structure to avoid malnutrition in Maine Coon cats.

How to raise Maine Coon cats reasonably:

1. Food: Maine Coon cats should be fed fresh, nutritionally complete and balanced food and sufficient water sources, raw fish every day . Raw meat food must be cooked before feeding it to the cat. During the childhood and old age of Maine Coon cats, some calcium powder and vitamins can be added to the food to promote bone development and prevent aging. Vitamins can also enhance the cat's body resistance.

2. Cleaning: The cleaning of Maine Coon cats includes combing and bathing. The owner needs to comb the Maine Coon cats once a day for 5 to 10 minutes. You can bathe your Maine Coon cat once every 1 to 2 weeks in summer, and you can extend the bathing time appropriately in winter. Generally, you can bathe your Maine Coon cat once every 1 to 2 months.

3. Environment: Maine Coon cats are naturally clean animals. Owners of Maine Coon cats raised at home should clean their living environment regularly, and their cat litters should also be cleaned, aired and disinfected regularly. Because only by providing a good and healthy living environment for Maine Coon cats can we ensure that Maine Coon cats grow up happily and healthily.