At BeastFriendCoon Cattery, we prioritize the health and well-being of our Maine Coon kittens. We stand behind the quality of our cats and provide the following health guarantee to ensure your peace of mind:

Initial Health Assurance: We warrant that, to the best of our knowledge, the cat is in good health at the time of sale. However, we understand the importance of ensuring your new furry friend's well-being. Therefore, you have the right to have the cat examined by a licensed veterinarian within 5 days of purchase. If the veterinarian determines that the cat suffers from any undisclosed health issues that affect its health, you may return the cat within 5 days of purchase for a full refund. The cat must be returned in the same condition as when purchased.

Genetic Health Guarantee: Additionally, we guarantee against any genetic health defects for a period of one year from the date of purchase. If the cat is diagnosed with a genetic health defect within this period, you will be provided with the option to replace the cat with a different one. Please note that this guarantee only applies to genetic diseases.

We believe in responsible cat ownership and strive to ensure that our Maine Coon kittens are placed in loving and caring homes. To maintain the health and well-being of our cats, we request that all owners adhere to the following guidelines:

Direct Ownership: Owners must purchase the cat for themselves and not act as middlemen for others.

Neutering Requirement: The cat must be neutered before reaching one year old, and proof of neutering must be provided. Pedigree will be available after neutering is completed.

Communication: Owners are responsible for informing us if they have the intention to resell the cat or if they are unable to keep the cat for any reason. In such cases, we have the option to take the cat back or assist in finding a suitable new home.

Address Updates: Owners must inform us of any address changes.

Notification of Cat's Status: Owners must inform us without delay in the case of the death of the cat.

Euthanasia Protocol: In the event that the cat needs to be euthanized for medical reasons, owners must inform us immediately and provide a veterinary certificate. Euthanasia is not allowed without informing us and without urgent medical reasons.

Basic Care Requirements: Owners must provide adequate daily feeding, access to fresh clean water, and exposure to daylight.

Grooming and Veterinary Care: Owners are responsible for providing necessary grooming and veterinary care, including vaccinations, deworming, and annual check-ups.

Exercise and Play: Owners must provide a sufficient area for exercise with climbing and play facilities.

Safe and Loving Environment: Owners must ensure a safe and loving environment for the cat, with no abuse of any kind.