Lakes Maine Coon, is a friendly, family-owned company based here in Ottertail! Here, we’ll help you find the newest furry addition to your family!

Here at Lakes Maine Coon, we provide beautiful, friendly Maine Coon cats. Maine Coons are friendly, affectionate cats that love to play, and ours will make the perfect new addition to your family!

We are a small, family-run kennel dedicated to breeding healthy, high-quality kittens! Our cats are well socialized and raised in a loving home with plenty of attention, socialization, and care. Our kittens are all dewormed, vet examined, and vaccinated, so you can rest assured that your new furry friend will be happy and healthy! 

At Lakes Maine Coon, we strive to make your adoption experience with us enjoyable, and we can assure you that your cat will become your new best friend! Put your trust in us and take home a kitten today!

When you reach out, you’ll be connected directly to our owner, so you can expect immediate attention to your inquiry. So, don’t wait, contact us today!

We mix dry kibble from Fromm Trout & Whitefish with Nulo wet food (various flavors). Kittens should have unlimited access to dry kibble at all times, with a wet food supplement once or twice a day (one spoonful at each offering).

Raw is an excellent choice! We don't feed raw because we understand it's not a viable option for everyone, and we don't want our kittens to struggle transitioning from raw to kibble food in their new homes. It's fantastic if you want to feed your kitty a raw diet! Because your kitten's first few weeks in their new home are already full of change, we recommend sticking with kibble for at least the first two weeks before making any nutritional modifications. Any diet adjustments should be implemented gradually!

Our cats and kittens have many cat trees, which they utilize frequently. This is not, however, a prerequisite! If you do decide to purchase a cat tree, we recommend Cat Tree King, but there are several other brands that are equally as good.

Every 1-2 weeks, you should trim their front claws. Because most cats groom themselves, the frequency with which they need to be clipped varies greatly. We recommend checking them when clipping the front claws and clipping the back claws if needed.

Comb/brush your kitten at least once a week, paying specific attention to the belly and armpits, as this is where mats are most likely to form.

Professional grooming, lion cuts, and other procedures are not recommended unless significant matting is present.

Most indoor cats do not require bathing. We bathe our cats around once a year, but this is primarily due to the naturally messy birthing process.

As part of our health guarantee, we ask that you take your kitten to the vet within 72 hours of its leaving us to ensure that they are healthy. They will require their third series of vaccines two weeks after arriving in their new home, but we will send particular information for each kitten.

We do not perform early spay/neuter. We don't think surgery is the best option for such young kittens. The registration papers will be held until proof of spay/neuter is supplied. The ideal time to spay/neuter a kitten is a widely disputed topic, and we want families to be free to discuss it with their veterinarian based on their kitten's unique circumstances. We recommend neutering males at six months and females at eight months as a general guideline.