Rock Creek Ragdolls Purchasing & Policies

Purchasing – Pricing:

New pricing effective January 1, 2026 – Prices and deposits

• Pet Quality: Start at $3,500.00 and up. Pet kittens are less than perfectly marked or may have another penalizing or disqualifying feature which would prevent them from being shown. Bicolor mismarked pet kittens start at $3750.00. These kittens are perfect in every other way. Floppy, snuggly, and cuddly.
• Show Quality: $4500.00 and up. Show Quality kittens have perfect or near perfect markings, and come with showing rights. These kittens will come as close as possible to meeting the Ragdoll standard. Show quality kittens may or may not be altered at the time of sale.
• Retired Adults or Older Kittens- $1500.00 Occasionally we retire one of our breeding or show cats that needs a home. They are offered at a reduced price which includes spay/neuter, up-to-date vaccinations, and TICA and/or CFA registration certificates. Likewise, we may have older kittens that were going join the breeding, but we decided to spay or neuter. They are healthy, altered, and ready for their forever home. Contact if you are interested in one of these babies.
• Breeding Quality: Pricing on Breeding Quality Cats is based on the markings, type, and pedigree of each individual cat. We offer Breeding Quality Cats occasionally to small registered Ragdoll catteries only which practice early spay/neuter.

We are currently working from a waiting list. Your deposit can be made via  Zelle, see details below.

If you are interested in any our kittens, or would like another color that you don’t see, you can call or text me for further information and we will find the kitten of your dreams! Please try your best to be patient as I receive many messages and calls daily.  Thank you!

Purchasing & Policies – More information:

Disclaimer: Rockcreek Ragdolls reserves the right to prioritize breeder kittens, ahead of pet kittens, since breeder quality does not present itself in every litter. No pet kitten is specifically available and/or sold, until the delivery of a kitten has been made. Further, Rockcreek may cancel/alter any kitten sale, for any reason, at any time, without the threat of legal intervention. Any disagreement between the breeder, and buyer agrees to mediation of any and all disputes between the parties, in Riverside County, CA.

Kitten Shipping and Delivery:

Your kitten is very important to us, and it does not end when you purchase the kitten of your dreams. We have wonderful pet nanny’s that will hand deliver to anywhere in So. California, as well as any airport, both in the United States, and around the world. Email or text us if you have any questions about our delivery service , both here and abroad.

No Declaw / Indoors Only Agreement:

Please Do Not Declaw! If you are not familiar with what is done during the actual procedure, please see: www.declawing.com. Declawing is an irreversible surgical procedure that involves amputating the last joint of the cat’s “toes.”

When I begin handling newborn kittens, I make sure to massage their paws gently to get them used to having them touched. From the time your kitten is walking and playing, I will trim it’s claws. You will be amazed at how quickly trimming can be accomplished once you become practiced, especially when kitty’s claws are trimmed at an early age.

Alternative to declawing: I find that baby nail clippers work the best. I simply cradle the kitty in my lap in a brightly lit location (often sitting on the carpet in front of my patio door). I do the front paws first because kitty tends to wiggle the most with the trimming in plain view. I gently squeeze the foot pad to extent the claw and then simply nip off the “clear” tip of the claw, being sure to avoid the “pink” or quick. Front claws have five nails, the back – four. I reward with some healthy kitty treats and lots of praise when I’m done. This little tip will make a big difference in kitty’s behavior next time!

You can also try SoftPaws nail caps.

How Your Rock Creek Kittens Are Raised:

• Kittens are born in a queening suite in the kitten room. At approximately 4-5 weeks, they graduate to the kitten room play area to begin learning how to use the litter box, and eating solid food. At approximately 8 weeks of age, they are able to leave the kitten room, and enter the house to socialize with all the other cats, our Cavalier puppy named Molly, and learn all about the sights and sounds of a normal, busy house. Next, we are off to the vet, for our well kitten check and first vaccinations.
• Your Rock Creek Ranch Ragdoll kitten will be ready to go at approximately 12-14 weeks of age. By that time, your kitten will have been checked out by our veterinarian, spayed or neutered, had their age appropriate vaccines, been de-wormed, and had a dose of Revolution. All kittens have an international microchip that was placed at their first well check exam. They will have learned how to use the litterbox, and a scratching pad, and wil have learned all the social skills necessary to be healthy, loving, companions.
• Our cats and kittens are seen by a Certified Feline Specialist, which is a vet that has advanced training and certification, specializing in working with cats and kittens. She knows all of our cats here at Rock Creek Ranch, and can testify to how very healthy our breeding cats are. No money is spared in the care of our cats. Our cats and kittens are fed the highest quality wet and dry food. We spend the extra time and money, to cook our kittens a varied diet, so that they will love to eat, and not be picky eaters. We believe in a high protein diet, to build strong muscles and boning.
• Your new kitten will come with a gift bag that is filled with food (kibble and freeze dried raw), freeze dried chicken treats, scratching pad, teaser wands, peacock feather, and assorted cat toys, and balls. This should not inhibit your ability to shop to your hearts content for your new baby, but it will give you a good start!
• Our kittens are trained to use a scratching pad, as soon as they are walking around and show an interest in scratching. We believe that scratching is instinctual, but when properly trained and directed, they will use their claws in the proper areas, and not harm your furniture or drapes. Here is an article from Cat Claws, Inc., where we purchase the scratching pads that you are given, when you pick up your kitten.
  http://www.catclaws.com/scratching-pad-success.php