Maine Coon Cats’ Savvy Hide-and-Seek Skills Showcase a True Master of Disguise

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Maine ***** Cats’ Savvy Hide-and-Seek Skills Showcase a True Master of Disguise

Maine Coons are well known for their luxurious fur and massive size, but they also have a playful side that’s just as impressive as their looks! These exceptional cats are famously curious, energetic, and affectionate, and their love for games can last well into adulthood. Their playful antics, combined with their intelligence, make them true entertainers.

These stunning cats are an ideal example of these winning personality traits. Check out their hilarious game of hide-and-seek in this video from October 16th.

This adorable clip is just too good! It was cute enough just watching these beautiful Maine Coons swatting at each other playfully with their long and graceful arms. But I wasn’t prepared for the level of cuteness that occurred when Richie (@

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) flattened himself into the suitcase to avoid Tomie’s advances. He understood his brother could no longer see him, but he kept a watchful eye above to be sure. How clever! As Tomie was still a kitten at this time, he appeared a bit confused when his brother no longer appeared before him and took off searching for where he could have gone. However, this seemed to confuse Richie equally, who wondered where his little brother had disappeared. LOL! These two make the perfect playmates with their charming personalities and inquisitiveness.

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Thankfully, Tomie is home again after having surgery. In another video, his mom explained he had a genetic condition in which his heart had a partially open sac, allowing his liver and intestines to encroach on his heart. While this condition is treatable and rare, it is more common among Maine Coons.

Four Common Health Problems Found in Maine Coons

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(HCM): While this genetic mutation is present at birth, it doesn’t cause problems until Maine Coons reach adulthood. According to NC State Veterinary Hospital, HCM causes the heart muscle to thicken, impairing the heart’s ability to pump blood efficiently. Left unmanaged, it can lead to heart ********.

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(SMA) Is a genetic disorder that affects the spinal cord’s motor neurons, leading to muscle weakness and loss of coordination. While it doesn’t cause pain, it can impact mobility.

Polycystic Kidney ******** (PKD): Though typically less common in Maine Coons than other breeds, PKD is a genetic condition where cysts form in the kidneys, potentially leading to

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Gingivitis/Periodontal ********: While not exclusive to Maine Coons, this breed may be prone to developing gingivitis and other dental issues.

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Hopefully, it won’t take long before this ginger Maine ***** is feeling up to playing with his brother again. I can’t wait to see what they do during their next adorable game of hide-and-seek.

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