Thread: The price of your Miane Coon

Blondie I think it's great that you came on here to ask fellow MC owners questions - it's really responsible and it puts you in a much better position for finding your own little guy/girl. I think we all want to make sure you get a happy healthy cat or kitten to be your companion for years to come.

I'd had a pedigree puppy and we paid £450 for her about fifteen years ago so I knew that a pedigree cat would probably be equally as expensive. As I said previously, we saved our money to be able to pay for Teddy and all the things we needed to get for him. We also went through and worked out estimates of how much he would cost to feed and care for before he was even born. We needed to make sure we wouldn't be stretching ourselves financially by having him and yes, I have bought less shoes in the last year than normal but he's completely worth it

If you find you're having no luck with rescue centres and so on, would you consider saving up for a kitten? It's just a thought but it's certainly do-able if it's what you really want. Then you can find a reputable breeder in your area. Let us know if you find anyone at the rescues