Ragdoll Cats London
Ragdoll Kittens For Sale
Newborn Ragdoll Kittens in Cattery London
FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE IN UK BY Pet Transport Services
NEWBORN KITTENS
Mar 2025
REF: LPBB Bicolor Girl
DOB 2025.03.23 | £3000
REF: LPAC Bicolor Boy
DOB 2025.03.23 | £2500
Our Cattery
Our Reviews
Ekaterina Tahta
We are incredibly happy with our experience with Raphael as a breeder. From the moment we met him, it was clear that he truly loves and cares for his cats. The kitten we brought home, a sweet and beautiful Ragdoll, is so relaxed, happy, and confident—an obvious sign that she was raised in a loving and well-cared-for environment.
Raphael provided us with all the necessary certifications and information, making the entire process smooth and trustworthy. It’s evident that his cats are not only well taken care of but also live in a stress-free and nurturing home. We highly recommend Raphael to anyone looking for a responsible, ethical, and caring breeder. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to welcome this wonderful kitten into our lives!
I recently purchased a female Ragdoll cat from Raphael and I couldn't be happier with my experience. From the moment I contacted him he was incredibly helpful and informative, guiding me through the process with care and expertise.
When I finally met my new furry friend, I was blown away by her beauty and charm. She has the classic Ragdoll traits—soft, fluffy fur, striking blue eyes, and a gentle, affectionate demeanor. It's clear that she was raised with love and attention, as she is social, playful, and already forming a strong bond with me.
The seller provided all the necessary documentation and information about her health history, ensuring that I could provide the best care for her. Additionally, he was readily available to answer any questions I had and offered valuable advice on transitioning her into her new home.
Overall, my experience with Raphael and my new Ragdoll cat has been nothing short of fantastic. I highly recommend him to anyone looking for a quality, well-cared-for feline companion. Thank you, Raphael for bringing such joy into our life with this amazing cat!
I strongly recommend this cattery! All about the service was perfect: - clear and swift answers - amazing kittens The breeder doesn’t only take great care of the kittens but give them a lot of love too. I definitely recommend!
Sarah George
Incredible kitten from a breeder who clearly cares dearly. Not only beautiful to look at but also a very sweet nature. Introduced to our dog surprisingly comfortably! Thank you Raphael and team.
Denleigh Haynes
Absolutely fantastic experience with such a lovely breeder. So helpful, friendly and answered all our questions, we are so over the moon to welcome the beautiful Romeo into our family x
Mario Paredes
Great communication throughout the whole process. Raphael and his team are very dedicated to ensure cats well-being. Our kitten is settling very well.
Salman Tauqeer Muhajir
Got a wonderful Ragdoll kitten from Raphael. He was great with the exchange and provided me with excellent guidance and reassurance through the transfer process. Kitty is settling in well!
Eshe Morgan
My cat is usually very anxious and scared of going to Catteries being a rescue cat. However at the Rag doll cattery she settled quite well and was very well looked after.
Daren Dixon
Honestly these guys are fab...we live quite far away on the other side of London but we prefer to leave our family cat Travis with Ragdoll Cats. We recieve updates and images daily.
Xiaoning He
Amazing care and thought was put in taking care of our cat. From administering medication to gentle grooming, we are very happy to have chosen Ragdoll Cats.
Shenaaz Lalji
I had a great experience and was confident to leave my Ragdoll for two weeks while on holiday. She was more social with other cats then before. Thank you so much for taking care of my princess.
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Ragdoll Kittens Guidance
When buying a pedigree cat great care needs to be taken. There is a lot of very important information available that you should read when doing your research and apply this when looking for a pedigree kitten or cat. Buying a new member of the family is a very exciting time but you must research with your head and not your heart.
Please go to the GCCF website https://gccfcats.org/
There you will find advice on buying a kitten, https://gccfcats.org/getting-a-cat/
We also strongly recommend you download this DEFRA approved document as a checklist https://gccfcats.org/getting-a-cat/finding/kitten-checklist/
You will also need to check the GCCF suspension list to ensure a breeder is not listed on here. https://gccfcats.org/about-us/news-information/suspension-list/
- You will see many Ragdoll kittens advertised as pets without papers. Why are papers important? They are VERY important. Without them you do not know the kitten is a pedigree cat. The parents may not be registered for breeding. The breeder may not be able to register kittens as they maybe on a suspension list or have received a conviction for animal welfare breaches. There are mandatory health tests that a breeder must have done on their breeding cats. They must be done in a certain way to be valid. For the Ragdoll any cats registered for breeding after February 2016 must have the DNA test for the one known HCM gene.
- Breeders should NOT be DNA testing for PKD. It is not prevalent in the breed and the DNA test is not very reliable on non-Persian cats. If a breeder suspects they have PKD in their breeding lines they should only be performing an ultrasound scan on their adult cats.
- You must NEVER pay any money before viewing any kitten or cat. NEVER pay money to go on waiting lists, holding lists, for viewing visits. These are major red flags. People do get scammed for kittens that never exist and these practises are unethical at best.
- By law (Lucy's law) you must view a kitten in the home it was born and raised in with at least the mother present. There are no exceptions to this. We know this has been difficult during the pandemic but it can be done if the breeder and yourself put some basic hygiene practises in place. Please avoid any breeder that does not allow you to visit their home.
- Do not expect to be allowed to visit a kitten until it is about 9 weeks of age and has had its first vaccination and health check. This is done to protect the kittens health plus the breeder needs to have had those vital vet health checks done before allowing a kitten to be viewed. Do not expect the home to a 'show home'. Impossible when you have pets. It should be clean and tidy but you should see evidence that cats live there. You should see food and water bowls, toys, litter trays, maybe wear and tear on furnishings, a bit of fur floating around. This is all normal. Not seeing this is a major red flag that the cats and kittens are not kept on the premises.
- Mum maybe a little underweight and out of condition. This is normal for a breeding queen who has used a lot of energy raising a litter of kittens. She will regain condition in the weeks after the kittens have left.
- You may not be able to see dad as the breeder may have used a stud boy they do not own.
- The kittens should be 'bright eyed and bushy tailed'. They maybe a little shy of you but should relax once toys are offered. At the age you are viewing they can be like toddlers so do not always like to be picked up and cuddled - they want to be on the go.
- Some breeders will ask you to sign a kitten sales agreement at point of sale - this is normal. When you view the kitten ask the breeder do they do this and if so can you see a copy of it. Read it carefully and ensure you are happy with all the clauses before agreeing to buy the kitten.
- Once both parties (yourself and the breeder) are happy you maybe asked to pay a deposit. Not all breeders ask for a deposit. That is their personal choice. Only pay this if you are happy. Remember, if you are not happy with anything then do not commit. Also, remember a breeder does have the right to refuse to sell anyone a kitten. They need to be happy you can give their kitten a good home for possibly up to the next 20 years.
- Kittens are not allowed to leave the breeder until at least 7 days after second vaccination. Not a day before so please do not insist the breeder releases the kitten before this time. It can lead them to be disciplined, fined, and suspended by the GCCF. In general kittens will be at least 13 weeks of age before going to their new home and maybe older if they have been neutered.
- A breeder MUST supply at point of sale the GCCF registration card for that kitten (it cannot be withheld even if agreed in contract), a minimum three generation pedigree (parents, grandparents, great grandparents) containing all breed and registration numbers for the cats listed, the breeder's details (address etc) and be signed by the breeder, vaccination card. They should also provide a detailed care sheet to help you transition your kitten into their new home and free insurance cover for the first 4 to 5 weeks. This is free for the breeder to arrange and please do not turn this cover down. Breeders normally prepare a kitten pack for you. If paperwork is not available, then arrange another time for collection of your kitten when it is ready.
- Do not change the food and cat litter your breeder has been using for the first few weeks. This can lead to accidents and tummy upsets. The breeder should give you detailed instructions on settling your kitten into their new home. Listen to them and follow that guidance. Each kitten and breeder are different.
- Some kittens are spayed/castrated before they leave the breeder. Not all breeders do this but if the breeder does early spay/castrate please do not expect them to make an exception for you.
- If you have any issues at all with your kitten for the rest of its life, then you must contact the breeder. They must be there to give support and advice for the rest of the cat's life.
