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Ragdoll Cat - Eiserblew Bilbo Baggins. Breeder - Candice Prowting
       

About Our Kittens

We have kittens!

We currently have two cheeky boys who potentially will be looking to
interview their new families after they've had their first vaccination.
Due to the shortage of vaccines currently in the UK, we cannot
guarantee when this will be. They were born on the 19th December,
and will not leave us until they are a mimimum of 13 weeks.
THERE WILL BE NO EXCEPTIONS TO THIS.

We also have our first litter of Devon Rex kittens! They are still
extemely young, but growing fast. In line with our Ragdoll kittens, our
Devon Rex kittens will not be interviewing until after they've had their
first vaccinations, and will not leave until a minimum of 13 weeks.
They are also FCoV-free, and to our knowledge, we are the only
FCoV-free Devon Rex breeders in the UK. Devon Rex & Ragdolls
are fantastic company for each other. Devons love to snuggle
with humans and felines alike, and those lovely, soft fluffy
Ragdoll coats are just purrrfect!

 

Please note - all our kittens are Feline Coronavirus free!
For more information, please visit our Feline Coronavirus page,
using the link from the menu on the left of the page.


We are not currently running a waiting list, and kittens will be homed
to the most suitable home for them.

All our kittens are fully vaccinated, wormed, flea treated, registered, and health checked
before leaving us for their new homes. Microchipping can also be arranged if you wish.

Please remember - an un-registered cat is not a pedigree cat!


Many recent imported Ragdolls coming into the UK contain outcrosses to Birmans, Balinese, and other breeds. Often these are more than 5 generations ago, so do not appear on the pedigree handed out by the breeders. These breeds may carry genetic diseases that are not currently in the '100% Traceable Traditional' Ragdoll gene pool.

Because of the nature of some of these genes, even if an outcross was done 10 generations ago, recessive genes could still be in the gene pool, hence the saying 'recessive is forever'. Eiserblew Ragdolls has only ever imported two Ragdolls into the UK, and both were offspring from cats whose pedigrees are 100% Traceable Traditional, with no outcrosses and no 'blanks' (unknown parentage) in the pedigree right back to the original foundation cats, and from known healthy lines.



They also leave with a 4 generation pedigree, bag of litter, enough dry and wet food to last at least a week, some toys and a blanket.

For available kittens, please see my 'News' page, or contact me at info@eiserblew.co.uk

 

How about a Rehome?

Throughout the year, there are numerous Ragdolls, left homeless for a variety of reasons.
They may have been left without a home after a marriage breakdown, emigration, family
allergy, or even, as I heard in one recent case, a cat rescued after being used for dog baiting.

It is an unfortunate fact that these Ragdolls are being given up by their old owners.
For many, all they want is a warm bed and someone to love them.

If you think you could offer a Ragdoll In Need a loving new home, please contact
the following organisation:

Ragdoll Rehoming

 

     
Ragdoll cat - Charismagic Harlequinne and her kittens Ragdoll Cat - Eiserblew Bilbo Baggins. Breeder - Candice Prowting

 

 


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