The world’s biggest cat, Kefir, stands as tall as a two-year-old child. This massive feline has amazed many online.
Yulia Minina, a pet owner from Russia, posted pictures and videos of her enormous Maine Coon cat named Kefir.
The cat’s size is so striking that many people on social media have mistaken him for a dog.
World’s biggest cat reaches height of a 2-year-old child
Maine Coons are known for their tall stature and thick, double-layered fur.
Despite their large size, they are gentle and affectionate cats that enjoy being around people.
On Yulia’s Instagram page, the cat enthusiast showcased how her “gentle giant” is getting along with her young daughter.
The adorable Anechka is seen preparing food for Kefir in the kitchen.
The hungry cat stands patiently by Anechka’s side, waiting for treats from his young owner.
This dynamic duo enjoys spending quality time together around the house.
When Anechka settles down to watch cartoons on the sofa, Kefir keeps her company, lounging on top of the couch.
How does the world’s biggest cat owner keeps her home free of cat hair?
One viewer became curious about how Yulia keeps her home free of cat hair, given Kefir’s size and fur.
They asked her about her cleaning methods and daily routines to manage the shedding.
Her response? “I use a robot vacuum cleaner…non-stop!”
Previously, she praised Kefir as if he were her own flesh and blood.
“He not only grew up big in appearance, he is also very smart and always behaves calmly.”
She remarked on his human-like gaze, saying, “The look is generally like that of a person, and Kefir has a formidable appearance,
but he is a very affectionate and modest child.”
The video has touched the hearts of many viewers.
The heartwarming video resonated with many viewers, who were moved by the special bond between the large cat and humans.
Some expressed their amazement at Kefir’s colossal size, initially mistaking him for a dog due to his sheer magnitude.
Awww! I love cats! That’s too much cat for me. It’s not just the littler box. That’s a lot of hair all over the house.
My daughter rescued a Bombay cat. She’s sleek and petite. I have visitation rights, one user said.
What a beauty. Here’s hoping the feline’shealth is as impressive, the second user commented.
Yeah, not a tabby or domestic cat It’s a white lynx (recessive gene) or a hybrid. Not a true domestic feline, the second user said.
Cool cat. I bet it leaves pringles cans in the litter box, another wrote..”