GETTING A KITTEN
PRICING
SHIPPING
RESERVING A KITTEN
PAYMENTS
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RECOMMENDED PRODUCTS
PRICING:
Prices quoted below include:
age-appropriate shots, deworming, neuter/spay, pedigree, registration slip, and health guarantee.
Most are litter-registered in both CFA and TICA. They usually go to their
new homes at or after the age of 12 weeks.
I raise my kittens underfoot, in my bedroom and living
room so they are very people-oriented.
Pet quality kittens:
Loving babies with slight conformational or
pattern flaws. $700 for males, $750 for females.
Show quality kittens: These are available first to those who wish to
show. $850-$950. These babies have the right markings, good
conformation, temperament, and age/gender-appropriate size. It may take up to 4
months to determine if an eye-catching kitten is a show prospect. Since
these are neutered or spayed, they can be shown in the kitten and
premiership/alter classes.
Breeder/show quality kittens: These kittens are available only to small,
established catteries. These kittens are usually shown before sale and are
individually priced. Only a few breeder/show kittens are available each
year, so these are available only to those on my waiting list. Please be
patient; a
kitten has to be truly exceptional to be considered breeder/show. These
kittens come from HCM DNA negative parents. HCM DNA test certificates on
sire and dam available upon request.
$1300/up.
Adults (retired breeding cats) range in price from $200-400. Please
consider a young adult or getting a second kitten if you lead a busy lifestyle. Kittens need more
attention from you to develop into model citizens. They also have a higher
energy level until they reach 6-8 months of age.
Our kittens are sold to approved homes only.
Click here to learn why ragdolls cost
so "much".
Please consider that you will be adding a permanent family member when you get a
Ragdoll. Seriously consider your lifestyle, health, home/job stability,
and allergies among members of the household.
SHIPPING
within the US is available at buyer's expense, weather permitting.
Shipping via the following carriers out of Albuquerque International Airport is
relatively simple: Continental, United, American, or Delta.
I currently ship kittens Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, or on weekends.
I am an experienced shipper and will gladly give you a quote on shipping.
Generally speaking, for Continental, add $200 to the kitten price to cover
shipping and related costs. For all other airlines, add $260.
Sorry, but all kitten buyers must reside in the United States or Canada.
RESERVING A KITTEN:
I have a small in-home cattery;
I average 3 litters per year so I don't have kittens at all times.
It is easy to get on my waiting list. First, I screen you as a
potential buyer. Then I will send you a pet
buyer's contract (
please view the sample) to sign and
return with a $100 deposit. This deposit is refundable until a
commitment has been made to purchase a specific kitten, at which time an
additional non-refundable $100 is required.
Most kittens are reserved in advance. I
accept 3 advance reservations per litter. Those on my waiting list get
up-to-the-minute updates on the litter's progress and photos every 2 weeks as
the babies grow.
By the time your kitten goes home we will have gotten to
know each other well :)
PAYMENTS:
A $200 non-refundable deposit will reserve your
kitten for you. Final balances must be paid
with a cashier's check, money order, PayPal, or cash. Please
use
Delivery Confirmation/Fedex/UPS if mailing payments. Thanks for your
understanding.

(Please add
3.3% to cover PayPal fees. )
CATTERY VISITS:
The best way to learn about the ragdoll breed is
via the Internet or by visiting a local cat show and chatting with exhibitors. Due to time constraints I
cannot welcome all interested parties to my home. I allow each buyer up to 2
cattery visits of up to an hour apiece. The first is to select a kitten
from a litter. This is scheduled after I have received a deposit and a
signed copy of the contract agreeing to the conditions of sale. If a buyer
decides on the day of the visit that a kitten from the current litter isn't
suitable, the initial $100 deposit check will be returned. The second visit is to
pick up the kitten. New parents are reminded to bring a cat carrier when
picking up.
RECOMMENDED
PRODUCTS:
you should consider getting the following items:
Foods:
Innova and Royal Canin Skin Care 30 for 6+ mos.
Authority canned foods,
from PetsMart, fed once daily (for all ages).
Bottled water for the first few days until kitten acclimates to local water.
Litter: Feline
Fresh Scoopable. I use Dr. Elsey's Cat Attract for potty problem
children.
OdorZout Litter Additive for truly amazing odor control
Toys/Etc.: Turbo Scratcher
Cat tree at least 4' high that is sturdy, with a sisal
scratching surface.
Cat tree plans if you're handy:
http://amby.com/cat_site/cattree.html
Feline Fresh clumping pine litter
OdorZout All-Surface Granules for accidents
Cat Dancer, laser pointers for fun!
Mylar crinkle balls, ping pong balls, and sparkle balls
"Think Like a Cat" by Pamela Johnson-Bennett, the BEST book on cat care
Stainless steel comb and the FURminator deShedding Tool (pricey, but it really
works!)
Cat claw clippers, small scissors style
Cat carrier, medium/intermediate size

Ginger and Sora's baby
2007