Find a Reputable, Ethical, Registered, Ragdoll Breeder

Please research Ragdoll Breeders before choosing your Ragdoll kitten.

One that operates from a suitable, hygienic, homely location & offers authentic pedigree paperwork.

A good breeder will always ask questions, to increase the chances of experiences being positive for them & you going forward.

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**What you should expect when buying a Genuine Pedigree Kitten**

1. A registration certificate from GCCF. (Proof kittens' parents are tested clear of HCM(R).

2. On collection, the kitten must have received both their first and second primary vaccinations.
3. Kitten must not leave the breeder until a week after the second vaccination is administered.
4. Preventive treatment for internal & external parasites.

5. A kitten vaccination card.

6. A signed & dated pedigree paperwork.

7. A signed & dated contract.

8. A signed & dated receipt.

**Tips for Purchasing a Ragdoll Kitten**

1. Choose registered breeders who perform essential breed-related tests to avoid genetic diseases in kittens.

2. Beware of breeders claiming to sell 'pedigree' kittens without valid proof of cat fancy affiliation.

3. Ensure the parents of the kittens are 'Active' registered for breeding.

4. Avoid breeders who refuse to register kittens, as this is against regulations and can result in fines.

5. Meet kittens with their mother in person or via live video before making any payments.

6. Inspect breeders' facilities and the living conditions of cats and kittens.

7. Check the cleanliness and health of the kitten; any signs of discharge should prompt you to walk away.

8. Do not support unethical breeding practices by purchasing sick or neglected kittens.

9. Report any abuse to authorities like RSPCA/GCCF for investigation.

10. Be cautious of 'Free to a good home' ads as they could be scams.

11. Ensure you receive all necessary paperwork and documentation at the time of purchase.

12. Use trusted payment methods for transactions.

⭐️ Make an informed decision for a joyful and healthy new pet!

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