Answers about Ragdoll kittens, reservations, veterinary care, pickup, and bringing your kitten home.
What does every kitten go home with? ▾
Every kitten goes home with their first FVRCP vaccination, a wellness exam, a Florida health certificate, deworming, a fecal test, a feline leukemia (FeLV) test, and complete vet records to bring to your veterinarian.
Is there a health guarantee? ▾
Yes. Every kitten comes with a one-year health guarantee. Ask us for the current guarantee terms before reserving so you know exactly what is covered.
A $500 non-refundable deposit reserves your kitten and is applied toward the total adoption fee due at pickup.
When do kittens go home? ▾
Go-home timing varies by litter. Current ready dates are listed on our Available Kittens page and are based on each kitten completing their pre-pickup veterinary care and being ready for the transition home.
Will my kitten be spayed or neutered? ▾
Kittens are not spayed or neutered before going home. Because Ragdolls are a slow-maturing breed, we generally recommend discussing spay or neuter around 5–6 months with your veterinarian based on your kitten's development.
Do you offer transport? ▾
Pickup is available in St. Petersburg. Delivery may also be available within a reasonable distance. Ask us about your location when you inquire.
What colors do you typically have? ▾
Most commonly blue bicolor, blue lynx bicolor, and flame point Ragdolls. This varies by litter.
Are the kittens socialized? ▾
Yes. Our kittens are raised in a home environment with regular handling, attention, and exposure to everyday household life.
Do kittens come with registration papers? ▾
Registration varies by kitten. When a kitten is TICA registered, that will be clearly noted on the kitten’s profile and registration papers will be included as stated.
What should I feed my Ragdoll kitten? ▾
Ragdoll kittens grow quickly and do well with consistent, kitten-appropriate nutrition. We recommend keeping your kitten on the food they are already eating at first and making any changes gradually. Our Ragdoll Kitten Feeding Guide covers meal frequency, portions, and transitioning foods.
When should I take my kitten to my veterinarian? ▾
We recommend establishing care with your veterinarian within 30 days of pickup. Bring the veterinary paperwork we provide so your vet can continue the FVRCP vaccine series, plan the rabies vaccine at the appropriate age, and discuss spay or neuter timing.
How often are kittens available? ▾
Ragdoll kitten availability changes throughout the year as litters are born and kittens are reserved. Check our Available Kittens page for current availability, or send an inquiry about upcoming kittens.