Ragdoll Kitten for sale in Hartford, Connecticut | Petzlover

Frequently Asked Questions about Pedigree Ragdoll Kittens

1. What does it mean for Ragdoll kittens to be Tica Registered?

TICA (The International Cat Association) registration signifies that the Ragdoll kittens have been bred according to specific breed standards. This ensures that they are purebred and meet the quality traits associated with the Ragdoll breed.

2. Are the Ragdoll kittens vaccinated?

Yes, our Ragdoll kittens are after their second vaccination, making them healthy and ready for their new forever homes.

3. What is the temperament of Ragdoll cats?

Ragdoll cats are known for their gentle and affectionate nature. They are typically friendly, laid-back, and enjoy being around people, making them great companions.

4. Why should I choose a would-be Ragdoll kitten?

Choosing a Ragdoll kitten means bringing home a pet that isn’t just beautiful, but also has a wonderful temperament. They bond closely with their families and are often referred to as 'puppy-like' due to their playful nature and love for interaction.

5. Can I adopt both kittens?

Absolutely! Adopting both Ragdoll boys ensures they have companionship, which is especially important for social breeds like Ragdolls. They will thrive in an environment where they have each other to play with.

6. Do the kittens come with any health guarantee?

While specific health guarantees can vary by breeder, responsible breeders typically provide a health guarantee for their Ragdoll kittens, ensuring they are free from any genetic issues at the time of adoption.

7. What is the adoption process for these Ragdoll kittens?

The adoption process usually involves filling out a questionnaire about your home and experience with pets, followed by a meet-and-greet to ensure it’s a good fit for both you and the kittens.

8. How do I prepare for bringing home a Ragdoll kitten?

Preparing for a Ragdoll kitten involves setting up a safe and comfortable space with essentials like a litter box, food and water dishes, scratching posts, and toys. It’s also vital to ensure your home is cat-proofed to keep them safe.