Group of Tiny Maine Coon Kittens Asking Their Mom for Food Is Chaotic Fun

A group of tiny but loud Maine Coon kittens were ready to knock the door down, but they decided to go right to pure chaos, and it was hilarious.

On September 10, 2024, TikTok user Wild Mane Maine Coons shared a really cute video of how the litter of cats asks for food and cuddles. Take a look!

In a 16-second video clip , we see chaotic fun as Mom steps away from what she was doing, hoping it will be a few minutes of quiet and calm. But it wasn't.

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"Whenever I try to catch a break from clingy kittens," the text on the screen reads.

Mom goes and slowly opens the door, and what greets her? A group of tiny but adorable kittens. They all slowly filter into the room, some more enthusiastic than others.

The Maine Coon kittens are not all the same age; some are slightly bigger than the others since it's litters.

But the cool thing about it, other than the fact there's a whole lot of cats to have a great cuddle puddle with — and sometimes you need to find some alone time, if they'll let you.

"How dare I walk away from them," the video's caption reads. And in the comments, people had a lot to say.

One wrote, "This is what heaven looks like."

Another shared, "Damn! I wish I had this problem."

Someone else added, "I need this chaos in my life."

Another joked, "Ohhhhh, I want one in every color!"

How Much Food Should a Growing Maine Coon Get Daily?

According to MaineCoon.org , how much food your kitten gets really depends on their weight. And for Maine Coons, it's important to keep them on their kitten food longer than the average house cat.

"Most cats reach maturity around one year old. However, the Maine Coon can take up to two years until they’re officially an adult," the site explains. "As a result, they’ll need to rely on kitten food for quite a long time."

The organization also states that you shouldn't put your Maine Coon on a strict food time routine. "You should let your kitten eat as much as he wants while he is still growing," they note. "You can free-feed dry kibble as well as offer canned food 1 – 2 times per day."

"In general, they should consume between 360 and 526 calories per day," MaineCoon.org suggests. But it does depend on your cat's weight and activity levels.

Their food should be a mix of dry and wet food as well, and since this breed is known for its size, it's probably not a surprise that plates are finished pretty quickly.