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Maine Coon Cats have special needs. Our big girls and boys need Maine Coon Cat products.

Our Maine Coons have lots of quirks, like playing with water. What kind of water dish works best? They have magnificent coats, but which brush works for you? Have you found a food or supplement that helps with hairballs?

These large, frisky cats need a big scratching post, a very sturdy cat tree.

If you have a favorite 'find', you can help other Maine Coon Cat lovers who may be struggling to find the right item.

So, here we come together as a Maine Coon Cat Community to share our faves! I'll start, by sharing all the things we use:




Our favorite water dish is a very simple one. It's made for big dogs, actually. We got it when the cats were kittens & they tipped over evey other dish!

It's not this exact model, but the same shape. In fact, if I were to get another one, it would be this one.




This our favorite cat bed! As I write this, Alice is fast asleep on it right now. We bought it years ago for our Sheltie.

Now, it belongs to the cats. I can easily wash it, move it, and it has stood the test of time. A winner!




Our favorite litter box is almost identical to this one. Leo loves how big it is, and I love how deep it is. It has a nice smoothe bottom for easy scooping, too.

The only thing to watch out for is that it's not heavy. So if your cat likes to step on the rim, it will tip. We have some things propped around it.




We are hooked on Feline Pine Scooping formula at our house. The cats took right to it. It's all natural, healthy, and I will never go back to that yucky purfumed clay!

Before trying it, keep in mind that it is fluffy and lightweight. It scatters more than clay. This can be combatted by adding in some Feline Pine pellets for weight.




Wellness Indoor Formula is our kibble of choice. As I'm home more, we will experiment with other brands a little, some different canned foods, and try out a raw diet, too!

But, for the time being our cats are thriving on this healthy food. (To read more, visit this page, on why we haven't switched to Royal Canin Cat Food.




When it comes to grooming time, to say I love my FRUURminator DeShedding Tool would be an understatement. It's one of my favorite Maine Coon Cat products. It amazed me from day one!

I had fun deshedding all the pets, even my Mother's Golden Retriever. I lent it to my sister-in-law, who shared it with her neighbor! It really is that great.

We'll soon be dedicating a whole page to a review. For now, I'll just say that for Maine Coon cat fur, nothing compares (at least, for me!)




Share Your Favorite Maine Coon Stuff!

Do you have a great cat carrier, scratching post, water dish, or anything else that works well for you and your Maine Coon?

Help other Maine Coon Cat owners find the best stuff for these big cats.
Share your faves here!

PS- Add as much info as you can: brand name, model number, even a photo if possible so other Maine Coon owners can find the same one!

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