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How Much Is a Ragdoll Without Papers?

July 14th, 2010

I have a Ragdoll Kitten thats 10 months old and I dont have papers on her but the vet said she is full blood ragdoll.. I want to sell her on craigslist but I dont know how much I should ask for since I dont have papers on her…. Can someone help me out that knows about ragdolls… Thank you

  1. Cody
    July 14th, 2010 at 11:50 | #1

    Probably $2-300 depending on how much someone wants it and doesn’t care about the papers.

  2. eyJude
    July 14th, 2010 at 11:50 | #2

    Why are you trying to sell her?
    isnt’ she your pet?
    I got one for $35 before… but someone else will ans/ (and give you grief about this one)

  3. CF
    July 14th, 2010 at 11:50 | #3

    Sorry, there is no way to prove a Ragdoll is a Ragdoll without papers and therefore she isn’t worth much (in terms of money). No ethical breeder would let kittens go without papers, though, so either she’s a cross or her parents were not supposed to be bred in the first place. There are many cats that have Ragdoll features, and Ragdolls are not the only long-haired cats that can go limp when held.

    Most people who have done there research would not pay for a "purebred" without papers and a health guarantee. Purebred 3-month-old kittens with the whole package average $600-700. You may be able to get a couple hundred from a less experienced buyer if you’re lucky and one comes along at the right time.

  4. operakatz
    July 14th, 2010 at 11:50 | #4

    I’ve only met 1 vet in my life (42 years) who actually knew what a purebred Ragdoll actually looked like and she was a Ragdoll breeder. Vets are NOT trained to do breed identification. Without registration papers and pedigree, she is not going to be considered a purebred Ragdoll regardless of her parentage anyhow.

    If you need to rehome your kitten, you’ll be lucky to just find a nice responsible kind home for her. She has no monetary value as a domestic longhair.

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