Name: Persian Kitten
Brand: Persian
SKU: 278123
Price: 400 USD
Availability: InStock

Persian/Ragdoll female kitten seal sepia and white

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Persian/Ragdoll female kitten seal sepia and white

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

278123

Price / Fee

$400

Pet

Kitten

Breed

Persian

Location

Niles, Niles Charter Township, Berrien County, Michigan

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

1/4 Persian/3/4 Ragdoll female kitten (Mother 1/2 Persian, 1/2 Ragdoll/father Ragdoll) White with seal sepia colored markings.

Born 4/20/18

She is 8 weeks old and ready for her forever home.

1st vaccines, dewormed, health guarantee

Litterbox trained

This cross has a wonderful personality- playful, sweet, usually lapcats.

This little girl currently has a short coat because for an unknown reason she lost all of her hair when she was an infant. it is growing back in, and expected to be a normal long coat. Right now it is very plushy like fake fur.

$400

Pet Listing Essentials

Price / Fees

$400

Following FAQs are created by AI, so information might sometimes vary. Always confirm specific details by reaching out to the seller.

Frequently Asked Questions

What breed is the kitten?

The kitten is a Persian/Ragdoll mix, specifically a 1/4 Persian and 3/4 Ragdoll.

What are the kitten’s markings?

The kitten features a beautiful white coat with seal sepia colored markings.

When was the kitten born?

The kitten was born on April 20, 2018.

Is the kitten ready for adoption?

Yes, the kitten is currently 8 weeks old and ready for her forever home.

What vaccinations has the kitten received?

The kitten has received her 1st vaccines, has been dewormed, and comes with a health guarantee.

Is the kitten litterbox trained?

Yes, the kitten is litterbox trained.

What is the personality of the kitten like?

This crossbreed has a wonderful personality; she is playful, sweet, and typically enjoys being a lapcat.

Why does the kitten have a short coat?

She currently has a short coat because she lost all of her hair when she was an infant for an unknown reason. It is now growing back and is expected to develop into a normal long coat.