Adorable Maine Coon Kitten with Blue Eyes Looks Exactly Like a Cream Puff

Considering what giant cats they grow up to be, it’s always a little astonishing to me to see a teeny, tiny Maine Coon kitten early in their lives. Sure, one day, they’re inevitably going to tower over every other cat they meet, but they start out as the most precious balls of fluff with eyes.

This particular Maine Coon kitten is extra cute, if I do say so myself. A Maine Coon cattery in Switzerland is showing off a new baby from a recent litter, and not only does she look like a cream puff, but she has the prettiest blue eyes that simply won’t be ignored.

Of course, her coat pattern is bound to change a bit as she grows (which will take years, since she does have a lot of growing to do) but for now, it looks like she’s mostly white with the prettiest gray, cream, and caramel colored speckles.

Make sure you watch the entire video, because at one point, she lets out the cutest, tiniest little meow that will absolutely make your day.

No word on when this little lady will be ready to adopt, but I have a feeling it will be very easy to find a family excited to add her to their crew.

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Do Kittens’ Blue Eyes Ever Stay Blue?

All kittens are born with blue eyes, but that doesn’t mean that all cats will have blue eyes when they’re done growing.

When kittens first open their eyes around the time they’re a week old, they will be blue since there isn’t any melanin in their iris yet.

However, that will change over the early weeks of their life. Those melanin deposits will start coming in after they’re about three weeks old, giving you a hint about what their actual eye color will be.

A gray Maine Coon kitten with blue eyesDina Damotseva / Getty Images

By the time your kitten is four months old, they will likely have their final, adult eye color, so you’ll know if your kitty is staying blue eyed or not.

However, only certain cats will keep those blue eyes, including cats with the dominant white gene. Some cat breeds are predisposed to having blue eyes, too, including Ragdoll, Siamese, and Himalayan cats.

The kitten in the video might just keep her baby blues, though — she does seem to be pretty white so far. But only time will tell!

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Source: Nature