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42 beautiful, healthy baby boy Ragdoll cross Kittens. Mum is a full Ragdoll and can be seen in the photos. All Kittens are flea and worm free and eating well. These Kittens are playful and have been brought up in a family home with children and a boisterous Labrador. Kittens have been handled daily from birth. All Kittens are litter trained. Each kitten will come with a bag of
£250
Victoria
Private seller
35 month old male ragdoll vaccinated microchipped flead and wormed kitten extremely friendly and sociable great with other cats and children great little eater on dry and wet food
£500
Danielle
Private seller
13Truly amazing blue bicolour pedigree Ragdoll kitten available from Berkshireragdolls, TICA registered small, ethical hobby breeder, passionate for breeding purebred quality Ragdolls for their lovely temperament. Eclair is sweet like the dessert Eclair. He has a calm temperament. He enjoys being in his owner's lap while being stroked. He is curious too. He likes to follow his
£2,000
Edina
Breeder
11Truly amazing cream bicolour pedigree Ragdoll kitten available from Berkshireragdolls, TICA registered small, ethical hobby breeder, passionate for breeding purebred quality Ragdolls for their lovely temperament. See how handsome this kitten is already and he's only 10 weeks old! This cream bicolour boy has a strong body structure. We named him after the mountain Everest. His
£2,000
Edina
Breeder
6A fluffy, sky-blue-eyed Ragdoll kitten, playful and affectionate, who loves cuddles, follows you everywhere, and has a calm, well-behaved nature.MALE, Dewormed
£850
Abu
Private seller
63 male ragdoll kittens available. All affectionate, confident and sociable kittens looking for forever homes. Mum (queen) is a blue bi colour and dad (stud) is a blue bi colour with hints of chocolate. Dad is a GCCF registered active stud. Mum can be seen at viewing and pictures of dad. Kittens have been in a family home and socialised with children and family dog. All have
£530
Keeleigh
Private seller
64 Gorgeous Ragdoll kittens for sale Boy-Pumpkin blue collar Boy-Hunter turquoise collar Girl-Willow Red collar Girl-Briar Pink collar Ready for their forever homes from 20/11/25 All kittens will be vet checked and first vaccine given, they will also have had their worm and flea treatment. Viewings welcome, both Mum and Dad are family pets and can be seen with kittens. Kittens
£700
Julie
Private seller
3A very affectionate, short haired male ragdoll for sale. Both parents are GCCF registered active and can be seen. Unfortunately he does not get on with his dad now that he is older, and so we are looking to rehome him. He would prefer a home with no other pets. He loves a fuss and is very affectionate and loving. He follows us around everywhere. He loves to be picked up,
£200
Yasmin
Private seller
3Hello there! We are small hobby breeder base in Thornton Heath and this is our last litter. I would like to introduce parents and kitten Leon. Mum is Tania Koci SzarmPL: seal mitted came from Poland from lady who brought first pair of Ragdoll from United States to Poland and started breeding this wonderful cats.Dad is Zazu Koci SzarmPL seal and white bicolour, gentle and
£600
Dagmara
Private seller
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A Ragdoll kitten costs around £550. This is the average price of the Ragdoll kitten itself and other costs involved include vet bills and supplies, cat food, treats and toys.
Male Ragdolls tend to be slightly larger and more muscular, with affectionate and playful personalities. They make loyal and energetic companions for families.
Training depends on the individual cat and consistency rather than sex. Male Ragdolls respond well to training when given proper guidance.
Neutering is often recommended to prevent unwanted litters and reduce some health risks. Your vet can advise on the best timing for your kitten.
