The kitten guide
Little paws.
A new beginning.
Sheila occasionally has Maine Coon kittens looking for permanent, loving homes. Tell her about your household and the kind of companion you’re hoping for.
Ask about kittens
Growing up at Titoto
From first hello
to home.
There’s time to get to know your kitten before the journey home. Here’s how Sheila describes those first weeks.
What comes home with them- First hello
Tell Sheila about your home
Introduce yourself and ask about upcoming litters. A first conversation is a chance to talk about the breed and ask questions.
- Once reserved
Watch them grow
Sheila sends a photograph each week, so you can follow your kitten’s progress from home.
- Weeks 8 & 12
Vaccinations and a vet check
Pet kittens have their vaccinations at eight and twelve weeks. Before leaving, they are vet checked, microchipped and neutered or spayed.
- Around week 14
Time for the journey home
Your kitten leaves with their pedigree, health paperwork, settling-in guidance and a pack of familiar food, toys and treats.
- As they grow
A familiar voice to call
Sheila offers support throughout your cat’s life, well beyond those first days together.
The homegoing notes
Before the big day.
What to expect while your kitten is growing, and what comes home alongside them.
How long will my Maine Coon keep growing?
Maine Coons can take several years to fill out. Our illustrated growth guide follows the changes from kitten to adult.
When can a kitten come home?
Pet kittens usually leave at around 14 weeks. By then they’ve had their vet check, vaccinations at eight and twelve weeks, a microchip, and have been neutered or spayed.
Can we watch our kitten grow?
Once you’ve reserved a kitten, Sheila sends photos each week. You can follow the changes from those early weeks right through to collection.
Which records will we receive?
You’ll take home the sale contract, registration and microchip details, a pedigree certificate and copies of the parents’ health test results. Sheila also includes a diet sheet and guidance for settling in.
What’s in the kitten pack?
Sheila sends each kitten home with food, toys and treats. The diet sheet helps you keep mealtimes familiar through those first few days.
Can we get advice after collection?
Yes. Sheila offers support throughout your cat’s life. You can also ask her about showing if that’s something you’d like to explore together.
Speak to Sheila