What a Kitten
Costs
Our prices are published openly, so you can see what a kitten costs before you ever get in touch. There are three tiers, below, along with what decides where a kitten sits inside one, when that figure can change, and what comes with it. If anything here is unclear, please do ask — we are happy to talk it through.
A companion, not a future parent. This covers the overwhelming majority of what we place, and nothing about it is a lesser cat — same screening, same registration, same start as every other kitten in the litter.
A kitten whose structure genuinely meets the breed standard: heavier boning, a deeper square muzzle, the ear set and tufting a judge is looking for. We do not produce many, and we will say plainly when a kitten is not one.
The kitten may be bred from, under a written agreement. A different arrangement rather than a more expensive version of the same one, and it carries obligations on both sides.
The ranges overlap because they describe different kittens on different terms, not a discount — any individual kitten costs more with breeding rights than without.
How a Price Is Set, and When It Changes
A Maine Coon kitten does not look like itself at birth. Boning, muzzle depth and ear set declare themselves over the first few months, and until they do, any price is a guess. So we set the price in stages as the kitten develops, rather than putting a number on it the day it is born.
Assessed at one month
Once a kitten is a month old we can see enough to price it: what it is showing in its own right, and what its parents have produced before.
Looked at again as it grows
Boning, muzzle and ear set keep developing through the first few months. If a kitten turns out stronger than it first looked, its price is adjusted to match the cat it has actually become.
The price reflects the cat, not the timing
An assessment may leave a price exactly where it is, or move it up if the kitten has developed. What we will not do is drop a price to move a kitten along faster — the figure describes the cat.
Your figure is fixed when you reserve
The figure quoted on the day you pay your deposit is the figure you pay, whatever a later assessment would have said.
Once you have paid a deposit, your price is settled. Nothing we see as the kitten grows will change the price of the cat.
How a deposit worksWhat Every Price Includes
Identical at any price. The price reflects the kitten, never a different level of care or paperwork.
How Payment Works
Pay whichever way suits you. Tell us which of these you would like to use and we will send the details for that method.
Bank transfer or DuitNow
Direct transfer to our Malaysian account. The usual choice for local buyers.
Cash on collection
Paid in person when you come to meet your kitten and take it home.
Credit or debit card
Arranged through us. We will confirm any processing fee before you pay, not after.
BNPL Instalments
Buy now, pay later through your own account with the provider, subject to the limit they have approved for you.
Direct Debit Instalment
Instalment for up to 12 months with your debit or credit card, for up to 50% of the kitten's price.
International transfer
For buyers outside Malaysia. We will tell you which fees your bank is likely to add before anything is sent.
You can also split a payment across more than one method — a card deposit and a transfer for the balance, for example. Just say what you would prefer.
Paying us safely
We send account details only from the contacts published on this site, and only in a conversation you started. We do not accept Western Union, MoneyGram, gift cards or cryptocurrency in any circumstances. Anyone requesting those in our name is not us — stop and contact us directly.
Breeding Rights: How It Works
We place a small number of kittens with breeding rights each year, between RM 15,000 and RM 40,000. Publishing the range does not make it a self-serve purchase — it is a working relationship, and where a kitten sits depends on the cat, the rights granted and what you intend to do with them. This is what the conversation covers.
Tell us what you are building
Which lines you work with now, and what you are trying to improve.
We assess the kitten for the role
Not every kitten should be bred from, including some we would place at the top of the pet range.
Terms agreed in writing
Price, what the rights cover, the health testing we expect, and what happens if plans change.
Registered and handed over
CFA registration reflects the arrangement. The kitten goes home no earlier than it would as a pet.
If that sounds like the conversation you want to have, say so when you contact us and tell us about your programme.
Why the Range Is So Wide
Three things decide where inside the range a kitten sits. Pedigree and health testing are held constant — every kitten has the same — so they are not among them.
- 01Structure and type — how closely the kitten matches the breed standard. The single biggest driver.
- 02Colour and pattern — silver, shaded and tortie sit higher, on scarcity, not health.
- 03Sex — males are priced higher, driven by demand for their size.
Our price guide covers each of these in depth, plus how to compare two breeders' quotes and why a cheap kitten usually costs more.
Read the full guideCommon Questions
It can, until a deposit is paid. A kitten is first priced at one month and looked at again as its structure develops, so the figure follows the cat rather than the calendar. Once your deposit is paid, the figure you were quoted is the figure you pay, whatever those later assessments show.
No. The figure quoted on the day your deposit is paid is the figure you pay at collection, even if the kitten develops well afterwards and a later review would have raised it. That is the whole point of the deposit.
Yes. A kitten whose structure meets the show standard has its own range, RM 15,000 to RM 30,000, above the RM 5,000 to RM 15,000 we place pet kittens at. The cattery, the screening and the paperwork are identical — what differs is the cat itself, and how rarely one like it appears in a litter.
RM 15,000 to RM 40,000. It is higher than the same kitten would be without rights, because you are buying the cat and the right to breed from it, and because we place very few. The ranges overlap — show quality runs to RM 30,000 and breeding starts at RM 15,000 — but that reflects different kittens on different terms, not a discount: any individual kitten costs more with rights than without.
Yes, identically. CFA registration, both parents' genetic screening, vaccinations, deworming, microchip, the written health guarantee, a Royal Canin starter pack, carrier and lifetime support come with every kitten. The price reflects the kitten, never a different level of care.
Talk to Us About a Kitten
Tell us what you are looking for and we will tell you what is available and what it would cost today. If we do not have the right kitten for you, we will say so.