Willetteragdol

Willetteragdol Welcome to our Willetteragdol cattery page. We breed CFA/TICA blue eyed traditional ragdoll kittens. We have all colors except lilac point . Lab work included .
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Our breeders are all DNA checked for HCM, PDK1 feline aids , and feline leukemia , all litters also have been fecal tested . All are negative. . . Our kittens come with two sets of shots . Here at Willetteragdol we do not cut corners. Of course all spayed/neutered before going to their forever home. All kittens as of 2022 will leave with TICA blue slip and mircochip. We are very particular when

it comes to our parents, our babies are top priority. . Our Ragdolls are raised underfoot with children, and one big dog. Our babies go to their forever homes between 12 and 14 weeks. Once our parents choose their baby we send weekly photos, videos and updates . When you purchase a Willetteragdol kitten, you purchase a quality TICA ragdoll kitten. We breed for health , personality and beauty in that order . We ask that you do your please do your homework when looking for a ragdoll kitten . Ask questions!!! If a breeder will not talk to you , then find another breeder . Compare our ratings / recommendations from our past parents. We do have a long wait for our kittens . We are a small cattery and we will not over breed our girls . All kittens are raised under foot . We actually sleep with our kitties …We are available to our parents between the hours of 1 and 8 PM by phone or text 508-813-6411 for a phone interview. There is no deposit required until your kitten is born . Have a question? Call me between 1-8 pm …We are always here for you and your kitten .

Shhh….Mummy is sleeping , I’m helping her snooze….
11/14/2025

Shhh….Mummy is sleeping , I’m helping her snooze….

11/14/2025
My Pebbley poo… I adore this baby ❤️.
11/14/2025

My Pebbley poo… I adore this baby ❤️.

One of my favorite kittens, whom I adore immensely, is Pebbles, a truly endearing feline. She is quite particular about ...
11/13/2025

One of my favorite kittens, whom I adore immensely, is Pebbles, a truly endearing feline. She is quite particular about her eating habits. I have immense affection for her. Interestingly, I am also somewhat discerning about my own eating habits… lol absolutely adore her

I am astonished that Sandi, the retired queen, is seven years old today!!!  Time passes so quickly
11/13/2025

I am astonished that Sandi, the retired queen, is seven years old today!!!  Time passes so quickly

11/13/2025

As your cat walks by, you can’t help but notice what looks like a flabby belly that seems to sway with every step she takes. Does all that loose skin mean your cat is fat or out of shape? Has your mighty feline hunter gone soft? Perhaps not. That loose flap of skin and fat […]

Beer and little sister Sal birdwatching.
11/13/2025

Beer and little sister Sal birdwatching.

For people who help feral kitties … winter is coming. Remember, they need shelter and fed twice a day at the minimum ple...
11/13/2025

For people who help feral kitties … winter is coming. Remember, they need shelter and fed twice a day at the minimum please be kind.

Staying warm and dry in winter can be challenging for outdoor cats. Community cats often depend on the insulated outdoor shelters provided by people involved in local animal care. If you want to provide outdoor shelters, it’s important to provide the right kind of insulation. One question frequently asked is whether to use straw or hay as bedding material. Although they look similar, straw is a better choice over hay for outdoor cat shelters. Straw stays drier and is more insulating. The straw stalk is hollow and traps the warm air. Hay retains moisture which can result in it becoming cold and damp. Straw is also less likely to grow mold. Hay can become moldy and that may result in respiratory issues for a cat in the outdoor shelter. Hay, because of its density, can quickly compact and become matted. Straw stays fluffier, which helps with insulation and makes it more comfortable for the cat. Straw is typically for bedding while hay is made for animal feed. How can you tell the difference between straw and hay? Straw is usually golden or yellow in color while hay has more of greenish shade. Straw can be found at pet supply stores and gardening centers.

When creating the shelter, straw should be loosely packed about 1/4 - 1/2 of the way up

Don't use blankets or towels because they absorb moisture and can freeze. Only use straw.

The above are just a few of the advantages of using straw instead of hay. On the surface, it may seem as if they are very similar, but in terms of warmth, comfort, and health, there are major differences. By choosing straw, you’ll create a warmer, drier, cleaner, and safer space for outdoor cats in your care.

11/13/2025

Mother and daughter will be hanging out with Marcel , we will see what happens ❤️

11/13/2025

Netflix for documentary enthusiasts: 'Mind of a Cat.' Do you believe dogs are more intelligent? Watch this video to uncover the truth that scientists are still discovering, a notion that experienced cat owners have long understood.

Helping my mother put away groceries… hmmm, I wonder if there’s any chicken for yours truly?
11/12/2025

Helping my mother put away groceries… hmmm, I wonder if there’s any chicken for yours truly?

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Raynham, MA
02767

Opening Hours

Monday 1pm - 8pm
Tuesday 1pm - 8pm
Wednesday 1pm - 8pm
Thursday 1pm - 8pm
Friday 1pm - 8pm
Saturday 1pm - 8pm
Sunday 1pm - 8pm

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+15088136411

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