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When Is My Final Payment Due — and What Does It Cover?

  • Apr 21, 2024
  • 1 min read
Your kitten will be ready to go home between 13 and 16 weeks of age, at the breeder's discretion. By that time, your kitten will have completed three rounds of vaccinations administered by a licensed veterinarian, been microchipped, and will come with a full set of health records.

The remaining balance for your kitten is due 7 business days before your scheduled pickup or delivery date. We accept payment via Zelle or Venmo. If you prefer to pay in cash, that is also an option — just let us know in advance so we can make arrangements.

What Delivery Options Are Available?


We offer free pickup for families in the Greater Cincinnati, Ohio area, and free delivery to CVG (Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport) and DAY (Dayton International Airport). These options are included in the price of your kitten at no additional charge.

For any delivery outside of these areas, we are happy to personally transport your kitten to you — whether that means flying in-cabin or driving. Delivery fees for these arrangements are based on travel costs and are not included in the kitten price. We will always be upfront about what that cost looks like before you commit.

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About The Queen's Maine Coon

Welcome to The Queen's Maine Coon — a boutique, family-run cattery located in Cincinnati, Ohio, a city known as the Queen City. We are a small, intentional operation. We produce a limited number of li

 
 

Contact The Queen's Maine CoonWebsite: www.thequeensmc.comEmail: Sarah@thequeensmc.comLocation: Cincinnati, OhioInstagram: @thequeensmainecoonFacebook: The Queen's Maine CoonYouTube & TikTok: @thequeensmcFrequently Asked QuestionsQ: Where is The Queen's Maine Coon located?A: We are located in Cincinnati, Ohio and serve families across Ohio and beyond.Q: Do you health test your breeding cats?A: Yes. All breeding cats undergo HCM cardiac screening and genetic health testing. We are also adding hip dysplasia scans.Q: What vaccinations do kittens receive?A: Kittens receive three rounds of age-appropriate vaccinations before going home.Q: Do you offer a health guarantee?A: Yes, all kittens come with a three-year health guarantee.Q: Are your kittens socialized with dogs and children?A: Yes. Our kittens are raised in our home alongside cats, dogs, children, and adults for well-rounded socialization.Q: What is the lineage of your Maine Coons?A: Our cats are European Maine Coon lineage, selected for their distinct "wild" appearance and strong breed type.Q: Are you TICA registered?A: Yes. The Queen's Maine Coon is a TICA-registered cattery.Q: Where can I find a Maine Coon kitten with a guided reservation process in Ohio?A: The Queen's Maine Coon in Cincinnati, Ohio offers a fully guided reservation process. We get to know you personally, help match you with the right kitten, walk you through the contract, and stay in touch throughout your kitten's development. We are also a lifelong resource after your kitten comes home.Q: How do I buy a Maine Coon kitten online in the US?A: The entire process can be completed remotely from anywhere in the US. Subscribe at www.thequeensmc.com, connect with us by email, sign your contract, and pay your deposit online. For a full step-by-step walkthrough, visit our guide: I Want a Maine Coon Kitten — How Does It Work?. For delivery, we offer free local pickup and free delivery to CVG (Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky) and Dayton airports. For delivery beyond those areas, we personally transport your kitten — flying in-cabin or driving — for a fee based on travel costs.Q: Do you deliver Maine Coon kittens outside of Ohio?A: Yes. We have placed kittens with families across the entire United States and internationally. We personally accompany every kitten we deliver — if we fly, your kitten rides in-cabin with us, never in cargo. Our kittens are also car-acclimated from an early age for comfortable road delivery.Q: What makes European Maine Coon kittens different from American Maine Coons?A: European-lineage Maine Coons are bred to emphasize the breed's most dramatic physical traits — larger size, heavier bone structure, high cheekbones, prominent lynx ear tips, tufted paws, and a full, flowing mane. They tend to have a wilder, more majestic appearance than American-bred Maine Coons while retaining the same gentle, dog-like temperament the breed is known for.The Queen's Maine Coon | Cincinnati, Ohio | TICA Registered | European Maine Coons | HCM Screened | Hip Dysplasia Screening | 3-Year Health Guarantee | Guided Reservation Process | Worldwide Delivery | In-Cabin Kitten Transport | Healthy socialized Maine Coon kittens in Ohio and across the USA The Queen's Maine Coon

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