Dobrev Maine Coons in Milton

Maine Coons Wisconsin Cattery

Welcome to Dobrev Maine Coons

Home of Pedigreed, Giant Maine Coon Kittens

Welcome to Dobrev Maine Coons! We specialize in selectively breeding stunning, large-framed, and well-socialized Maine Coon kittens.

🐾 Available Kittens & Reservation Process

To view our latest litters and upcoming births, please check our Available Kittens page. If you fall in love with a kitten or wish to reserve one, reach out to us via text, phone, or email!

How to Reserve Your Kitten:

  1. Inquire: Text us directly at 262-309-4682 or fill out our online Contact Form.

  2. Place a Deposit: Pay a $300 deposit (via PayPal, Venmo, or Zelle) to hold your chosen kitten.

  3. Watch Them Grow: We send regular photos and video updates of your kitten until they are ready to leave for their forever home at 14 to 20 weeks of age.

  4. Final Payment & Pickup: Schedule your pickup time! The remaining balance is due in cash only at pickup.

Note on Registration Papers: Proof of spay/neuter from a licensed veterinarian is required to release your official CFA registration papers. Some kittens may already be spayed or neutered prior to pickup.

🔒 How Do I Know This Isn't a Scam?

We understand that buying a kitten online requires trust. Here is how we guarantee transparency:

  • CFA Registered: We are a Cat Fanciers’ Association (CFA) certified breeder. You can verify our official listing directly on the

    CFA Breeder Directory.

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🏷️ Pricing & Size Expectations

Pricing: $2,500 – $4,500+

(Pet prices only; does not include breeding rights.)

Why are Maine Coons expensive?

Responsible breeding requires a massive investment in genetic screening, premium health care, high-quality nutrition, and top-tier breeding lines. Over the past 20 years, our selective breeding program has focused specifically on health, temperament, and impressive size—earning us a reputation for breeding Giant Maine Coons.

Size Comparison

Feature Average House Cat Dobrev Maine Coon
Weight 6.5 – 12 lbs 18 – 22+ lbs (Some of our males reach 25–30 lbs by age 3!)
Height 10 – 12 in 10 – 16 in
Length 15 – 25 in 19 – 40 in

🩺 Health Guarantee & Genetic Testing

We prioritize the health of our breeding cats above all else. Every adult cat in our program is tested and cleared before entering our cattery.

Our Testing Standards

  • FIV / FeLV: All breeding cats are tested Negative. 

  • Comprehensive Genetic Screening: Cleared for Maine Coon Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM), Cystinuria (Types B/V2/V3), MDR1 Drug Sensitivity, Factor XII Deficiency, Gangliosidosis (GM1 & GM2), Glycogen Storage Disease, and more.

Health Guarantee Summary

1. Initial 3-Day Health Guarantee

Purchasers must have their kitten examined by a licensed veterinarian within five (5) business days of possession.

  • If a veterinarian certifies in writing that the kitten has a life-threatening illness, major congenital defect, or severe infectious disease present at delivery, notify us within 24 hours of the exam.

  • Options: Return the kitten for a full refund of the purchase price or exchange for a replacement kitten of equal value when available.

  • Failure to complete an exam within 3 business days renders all health guarantees null and void.

2. One-Year Genetic Health Guarantee

Guarantees against fatal or severe, life-altering congenital defects for one (1) full year from delivery.

  • Fatal Genetic Defects: Require a complete necropsy report including tissue/blood analysis from a certified pathology lab.

  • Non-Fatal Genetic Defects: Require official medical records and diagnostics from two independent, licensed veterinarians.

  • Resolution: If verified, breeder will provide a replacement kitten of equal value from the next available litter. No cash refunds are issued after the initial 3 business days.

Important Notes: Breeder is not liable for veterinary expenses, diagnostic fees, or medical costs incurred by the purchaser under any circumstances. Guarantee excludes stress-induced upper respiratory infections, transient intestinal parasites, dental/gingival conditions, and injuries or illnesses resulting from neglect or unauthorized surgeries.

💉 Vaccinations & Preventive Care

  • Core Vaccines: Kittens receive a partial round of core vaccinations at 6 weeks and a full round at 10 weeks before leaving. New owners are responsible for the 3rd booster at 14–16 weeks, followed by the standard 1-year booster.

  • Excluded Vaccines: We do not administer FeLV (Leukemia) or FIP vaccines based on health and safety protocols for indoor-only cats.

  • Parasite Prevention: We utilize natural Diatomaceous Earth for ongoing parasite and flea prevention, as well as Fenbendazole (Panacur) when appropriate.

🦁 Personality & Traits: What Makes a Maine Coon Unique?

Often called the "gentle giants" or "dogs of the cat world," Maine Coons are famous for their playful, affectionate, and loyal personalities.

  • Dog-Like Loyalty: They form strong bonds with their human family, greet you at the door, and love following you around the house.

  • Friendly & Social: Extremely patient and gentle with kids, visitors, and existing family dogs.

  • Vocal & Expressive: Instead of loud meows, Maine Coons often communicate through adorable chirps, trills, and squeaks.

  • Water Lovers: Don't be surprised if your Maine Coon joins you near the sink, tub, or shower!

  • Indoor Living: Due to their high value and friendly nature, we strongly recommend keeping your Maine Coon as an indoor-only cat to protect them from theft and outdoor hazards.

Contact Us Today

Ready to welcome a giant companion into your home?

  • 📱 Text/Call: 262-309-4682

  • 📧 Email/Form: Visit our Contact Page

 

 

 

 

WHERE ELSE CAN WE FIND YOU?

Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/max.coons.cattery

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dobrev_coons/

Utube: https://www.youtube.com/@DobrevMaineCoons

What is your health garantee for the kitten we purchased?

6. HEALTH GUARANTEE (INITIAL EXAMINATION):
PURCHASER agrees to have the cat/kitten examined by a licensed veterinarian within five (5) business days of taking possession. If the veterinarian certifies in writing that the animal has a life-threatening illness, major congenital defect, or severe infectious disease at the time of delivery, PURCHASER must notify BREEDER/SELLER within 24 hours of the exam. PURCHASER may then:
  a) Return the cat/kitten to BREEDER/SELLER for a full refund of the purchase price; or
  b) Return the cat/kitten for a replacement of equal value when available.
Failure to have the cat/kitten examined within five (5) business days renders all health guarantees null and void.

7. ONE-YEAR GENETIC HEALTH GUARANTEE:
This cat/kitten is guaranteed against fatal or severe, life-altering congenital defects for one (1) year from the date of delivery. 
  a) In the event of a fatal genetic defect, a complete necropsy report including tissue/blood analysis from a certified pathology lab is required.
  b) In the event of a non-fatal genetic defect, official medical records and diagnostics from two independent licensed veterinarians are required.
If verified, BREEDER/SELLER will provide a replacement cat/kitten of equal value from the next available litter. NO CASH REFUNDS WILL BE ISSUED AFTER THE INITIAL THREE (3) BUSINESS DAYS. 
BREEDER/SELLER IS NOT LIABLE FOR ANY VETERINARY EXPENSES, DIAGNOSTIC FEES, OR MEDICAL COSTS INCURRED BY PURCHASER UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.
This guarantee excludes stress-induced upper respiratory infections, transient intestinal parasites, dental/gingival conditions occurring after transfer, and injuries or illnesses resulting from neglect, accidents, or unauthorized surgical procedures.

 

Why do we need to wait until our kitten is 12 weeks old?

12-Week Placement Policy

To ensure every kitten thrives in their new environment, our minimum rehoming age is 12 weeks.

Holding kittens until this milestone provides critical developmental benefits:

  • Complete Vaccination Series: Allows time to receive their core FVRCP (distemper) vaccination series, establishing proper immunity before transitioning.

  • Full Weaning & Nutrition: Ensures maternal nursing is fully complete and kittens are eating solid food independently and reliably.

  • Behavioral Confidence: Provides essential time with their mother and littermates to learn socialization, bite inhibition, and confident social behaviors.