How to identify if my adopted cat has Maine Coon in its DNA for sure?

She does resemble a maine coon. You can have dna tests done on cats to know for sure, there are plenty of labs offering kits online. As for car, the general care is the same but make sure and feed a high quality feed as she will hmget big. You will also have to groom her regularly.

Wow! Coco is a beautiful cat! Its very likely that Coco has a few different breeds in her mix but my guess with those ear tuffs is that she has Maine Coon in there. She also has a triangular head so that makes me believe that Siamese is likely there are well. A company called Wisdom Health is developing a breed analysis genetic test for cats. Be watching for it as you may be interested in accurately knowing what makes up Coco. Thank you for using Pet Coach!

The best way to tell what breed your cat is would be to do a DNA test. Unless you got the cat from a breeder, in which case you would know the breed, the cat is most likely a mixed breed. Mixed breed cats are described by their haircoat (short, medium or long). So Max looks to be a DMH or domestic medium hair. ( https://www.petplan.co.uk/pet-information/cat/advice/cat-dna-test/ )

Kijani does not look like a pure breed cat, she is probably mix breed. if it is important for you to know the exact mix of breeds you can have a DNA test done. many companies offer this service and the process is easy and quite cheap. this is just one example: http://www.animalsdna.com/www.animalsdna.com/index.html

What a beautiful cat! Judging by her coat color and quality she very well could be a Turkish Angora, however there is no way to know for sure. There are several different DNA testing kits that you could try that may help you determine her breed. Whatever her breed, she’s gorgeous! Good luck on with your lovely cat!

It would be hard to tell from photos alone as cats of many breeds can have similar markings, and mixed breed cats may take on the markings of another breed. There are some genetic/DNA tests available for breed panels that may be useful, otherwise it'd just be a guess without knowing your cat's parental history.

Cute cat! It would be hard to tell just by looks what breed she is, however I see some possible oriental background with the longer face, perhaps mixed with a domestic shorthair. The best way to find out breed is through a genetic breed test, which usually only requires a cheek swab that is then sent to a lab. It might be worth doing if you're curious about her breed!