We Have Ragdoll Kittens!

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803-479-0122

$400 deposit only refundable under certain circumstances.

$1600 upon delivery for a total of $2000.

There is no breeding rights with these kittens.

I do take some of my cats to the cat shows to insure I’m breeding the best Ragdolls I can possibly breed.

Go to my Facebook page Kittycatz ragdolls for cat show videos and photos of my kittens in their new homes and read what people have to say about them.

Thank you for your interest. I promise you I’ll have the right Ragdoll that will be a good fit for your home.

Located in Lexington, South Carolina near Lake Murray!

Why we keep our kittens to at least 12 weeks:

12 weeks is considered the minimum for good development.
14-16 weeks is highly recommended for the best-adjusted, well-behaved cats.
14-16 weeks is an excellent, even ideal, time for a kitten to go home, as they’ve had crucial extra socialization with mom and littermates, preventing many common behavioral issues often in younger kittens, leading to better adjustment and fewer biting/scratching problems.

While 8-12 weeks is often cited as a minimum, staying longer, especially past 12 weeks, allows for vital learning about being a cat, making them more confident and well-adjusted companions.

Benefits:

Better Adjustment: Longer time with family helps them develop confidence and adapt more easily to new environments and people.
Reduced Behavioral Problems: Many issues seen in early-separated kittens (fear, aggression, poor litter box habits) are lessened by staying longer.
Health Benefits: They are fully weaned, often have started vaccinations, and are robust enough for the transition.