Question 1

Where is DreamiiDolls Ragdoll Cattery located?

Accepted Answer

DreamiiDolls Ragdoll Cattery is based in Ontario, Canada, with our home cattery located in the Barrie area. 
We are a small, home-based ethical Ragdoll cattery where cats and kittens are raised in a clean, loving, family-centered environment—never in cages or separate buildings.

Question 2

Do you serve families outside of Barrie / across Ontario?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Although DreamiiDolls Ragdoll Cattery is home-based in Ontario, our kittens join families all across the province, including Toronto, the GTA, Ottawa, London, Kitchener-Waterloo, and surrounding regions. We are always happy to help families from anywhere in Ontario welcome a DreamiiDolls kitten.

Question 3

Do you offer Ragdoll kittens across Canada?

Accepted Answer

Yes. DreamiiDolls Ragdoll Cattery proudly works with families throughout Canada. For out-of-province adopters, we offer safe and reputable transportation options so your kitten can travel comfortably and securely to your home.

Question 4

Why do families choose DreamiiDolls Ragdoll Cattery?

Accepted Answer

Families across Ontario and Canada choose DreamiiDolls Ragdoll Cattery for our cage-free, home-raised approach, strong focus on temperament, and ethical, transparent breeding practices. We prioritize health, personality, and long-term support (https://www.dreamiidolls.ca/ragdoll-kitten-cost-responsibility-ontario)for every kitten we raise.

Question 5

Is DreamiiDolls Ragdoll Cattery suitable for families with children?

Accepted Answer

Yes. DreamiiDolls Ragdoll Cattery is often chosen by families with children due to our kittens’ gentle temperament, early socialization, and upbringing in a real family home environment.

Question 6

Are your Ragdoll kittens purebred and health-tested?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All of our breeding cats are purebred Ragdolls and DNA-tested (HCM & PKD negative). We carefully select our lines for excellent health, temperament, and true Ragdoll characteristics—ensuring your kitten comes from strong, healthy genetics.

Question 7

Are you an ethical, cage-free Ragdoll breeder?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. DreamiiDolls Ragdoll Cattery is a fully cage-free, home-based ethical breeder. Our cats live freely with us—lounging on couches and interacting with our family every day.
 This environment helps our kittens develop the calm, affectionate temperament Ragdolls are known for.

Question 8

Are your breeding cats TICA registered?

Accepted Answer

Yes, our Ragdolls are TICA-registered, and kittens come with TICA registration.

Question 9

Do your kittens come vaccinated, dewormed, and microchipped?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every kitten goes home with age-appropriate vaccinations, multiple rounds of deworming, a microchip, and a full veterinary health record.

Question 10

How are your Ragdoll kittens socialized before going home?

Accepted Answer

Our kittens receive daily handling, early socialization, exposure to family life, gentle grooming, litter training, and positive human interaction from birth until adoption.

Question 11

How are the kittens cared for from birth until they leave for their new homes?

Accepted Answer

From Birth
Kittens are fed their mother’s milk, supplemented by Royal Canin Feline Health Nutrition Babycat Milk Replacer. We weigh them daily to ensure consistent, healthy growth.

Around 4 Weeks
They begin eating Royal Canin Mother & Babycat Mousse Canned Cat Food and start litter training.

Around 5 Weeks
They begin eating Royal Canin PRO Mother & Babycat Dry Food and continue with Royal Canin Mother & Babycat canned food as they transition to solid food.

8 Weeks
First vet checkup, first vaccination, and the first round of internal deworming.

12 Weeks
Second vet checkup, second vaccination, second round of internal deworming, and the first round of external deworming.
During this visit, the doctor also performs a pre-surgery examination and schedules the spay/neuter procedure for two weeks later.

14 Weeks
Kittens that are scheduled for surgery undergo their spay/neuter procedure at this time.
The kittens will return at 16 weeks for recheck and vaccination.

16 Weeks
Vet checkup, third vaccination, internal and external deworming, rabies vaccination, and microchipping.

Before going to their new homes
Kittens receive their final bath and graduation photos after recovery from surgery.

Socialization
All kittens receive early socialization, including gentle handling, nail-trimming practice, and exposure to normal household environments to ensure a smooth transition to their new homes.

Question 12

What’s the difference between pet quality and show quality kittens?

Accepted Answer

Show quality kittens are closer to the TICA breed standard in terms of body structure, coat pattern, and facial balance.
Pet quality kittens are just as healthy and affectionate — the differences are only cosmetic, such as softer markings or slightly different symmetry.
Both make equally wonderful family companions.

Question 13

What should I prepare before the kitten goes to its new home?

Accepted Answer

We will provide a “Dreamii Care Package” that includes kitten nail clippers, a grooming comb, canned kitten food, transitional dry food, and some cat toys.
You will need to prepare your own cat litter, litter box, litter scoop, cat food, water dispenser, feeding bowls, and a cat tree or scratching post.

Question 14

What is your daily care and socialization routine?

Accepted Answer

We check each kitten’s stool, eyes, and nose every day to ensure they are healthy. We then clean and disinfect their rooms, refresh their drinking water, and feed canned food (adding egg yolks, probiotics, lactoferrin, etc.). We also regularly groom and handle the kittens—brushing their fur and trimming their nails—so they become accustomed to human interaction and routine care.

Question 15

Can I see the parents’ genetic testing results?

Accepted Answer

We will provide the parents’ detailed genetic test reports once you have selected a kitten.

Question 16

Do you test your kittens for FIV and FeLV?

Accepted Answer

We do not perform FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus) or FeLV (Feline Leukemia Virus) testing on our kittens. All of our kittens are born and raised in a closed, secure, and strictly indoor environment, with no exposure to outdoor cats or any potential sources of infection. Therefore, the risk of FIV or FeLV is extremely low.
In addition, all of our breeding cats have been tested for FIV and FeLV. Copies of the parents’ test results will be included in each kitten’s information folder.

Question 17

May I see a sample of the adoption contract?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Please contact us, and we’ll send you the latest contract sample.

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