Your Mainecoon Kittens’s life expectancy ranges from 12 to 15 years, with 13.5 being the median. Female Mainecoon Kittens Terriers live an average of 1.5 years longer than males. The Mainecoon Kittens is slightly older than the typical Cat in the United States, at 12.5 years old.

However, for toy breed Kittens , the age will be some time between 8 and 10 years old. This is the equivalent of 48 to 56 humans years… and one must keep in mind that though this can be put out as a comparison, canines are built differently with (unfortunately) much shorter life spans than humans.

Mainecoon Kittenss live longer than many other Kittens because they are generally a healthy breed. And of the common health problems they face, those issues are usually not fatal.

The most common reason for a Mainecoon Kittens Terrier vomiting up yellow liquid with or without white foam is that the stomach is too empty. Without any food to serve as cushioning, and with a buildup of bile ready to digest food that it is not receiving, this can accumulate and be vomited out.

• Hypoglycemia.
• Periodontal disease.
• Legg-Perthes disease.
• Retinal dysplasia.
• Luxating patella.
• Collapsed trachea.
• Liver shunt.
• Pancreatitis.