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Ragdoll kittens in Singapore.

Champion-bloodline Ragdoll kittens, raised in Singapore at our AVS-licensed cattery. Every Ragdoll cat we place is socialised from birth, backed by a lifetime congenital health guarantee — and famously calm in your arms.

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Ragdoll kitten in Singapore — CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery
No. 01 · Ragdoll · Singapore
The bloodlines behind every kitten

Champion bloodlines we hand-pick from.

We are an AVS-licensed cattery, not a breeder — we don’t raise kittens, we import them. Every CatzillaSG Ragdoll kitten traces back to championship-bloodline parents at the selective breeders we partner with abroad — internationally registered with WCF, CFA, TICA, and ANCATS. Fully health-screened, genetically tested, and chosen for both temperament and conformation.

Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
Ragdoll championship-bloodline parent from the selective breeders CatzillaSG imports from at the CatzillaSG champion-bloodline cattery in Singapore
The breed

The cat that goes limp in your arms.

The Ragdoll cat is bred for one trait above all others: temperament. Ragdoll cats are calm, deeply people-oriented, and famously relaxed when held — the breed name comes from how they go boneless in your arms. Big blue eyes, a silky semi-long coat, and a quiet purr complete the Ragdoll cat package.

Every CatzillaSG Ragdoll kitten in Singapore is hand-socialised from birth and comes home with a 5-generation pedigree certificate, full vaccination record, and our lifetime congenital health guarantee.

Temperament

Why families love our Ragdoll kittens.

01

Calm & people-oriented

Ragdolls follow you from room to room. They greet you at the door, settle on laps, and adapt quickly to busy or quiet homes.

02

Big personality, soft voice

Affectionate without being demanding. The Ragdoll cat communicates with a quiet, chirpy purr — perfect for apartment living in Singapore.

03

Famously relaxed when held

The “rag doll” trait: they go limp in your arms. Kid-friendly, low-pressure to introduce to children and other pets.

04

Easy to groom

Silky semi-long coat that rarely mats. A weekly comb keeps them magazine-ready — no professional grooming required.

How we look after them

Every Ragdoll kitten in Singapore
arrives fully prepared.

  • Full vaccination record — FVRCP series complete, certified by licensed vet
  • Microchip registered to your name on collection
  • Genetic testing — parents screened for HCM, PKD, FIV and FeLV before breeding
  • AVS-licensed Singapore cattery — fully licensed by NParks’ Animal & Veterinary Service, never a backyard breeder
  • SME500 award-winning cattery — recognised in 2024, 2025 & 2026 for quality and care
  • Socialisation from week 2 — handled daily, exposed to household sounds, children, other pets
  • 5-generation pedigree certificate — registered with WCF, CFA, TICA, or ANCATS
  • Complete starter kit — first-week food, toys, comb, carrier bag, and care guide
  • Lifetime congenital health guarantee — in writing, no fine print
  • Lifetime cattery support — message us anytime, even years later
Available now

Meet our Ragdoll kittens.

Browse our current Ragdoll kittens for sale in Singapore — every one champion-bloodline, hand-picked from championship breeders abroad, and ready for their forever home.

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Common questions

About Ragdoll cats.

How big do Ragdolls get?

Ragdolls are one of the largest domestic cat breeds. Males typically reach 5–7kg, females 4–5kg, and they continue growing up to 4 years old.

Are Ragdolls good for first-time cat owners in Singapore?

Yes — Ragdolls are widely considered one of the best beginner-friendly breeds. Their calm temperament, easy grooming, and quiet voice make them ideal for first-time owners and apartment living.

Do Ragdolls get along with children and other pets?

Famously yes. Their relaxed nature means they tolerate gentle handling from children well, and they typically settle with resident cats and dogs after a slow introduction.

How much grooming does a Ragdoll need?

Just a weekly comb to remove loose hairs. Their semi-long coat lacks the dense undercoat that mats — no professional grooming required.

How long do Ragdolls live?

Well-cared-for Ragdolls can live up to 18 years. Our lifetime congenital health guarantee covers any inherited condition for the kitten’s entire life.

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Colours & patterns

Ragdoll colours & patterns.

Seal

The classic Ragdoll — warm, deep-brown points on a soft cream body.

Blue

Cool slate-grey points on a bluish-white body — one of the most requested in Singapore.

Chocolate

Lighter, milk-chocolate points with an ivory body — rarer and richly warm.

Lilac

The palest dilute — frosty pinkish-grey points on a near-white coat.

Colourpoint Mitted Bicolour Lynx (tabby) Tortie

Every Ragdoll is born pure white and develops its colour and pattern over the first weeks of life. See real examples in our Ragdoll colours & patterns guide.

Ragdoll guides

Everything to know first.

Complete guide

Ragdoll cats in Singapore: the complete guide

Temperament, care, cost and what to expect — the full first-owner’s guide to the breed.

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Choosing a breeder

How to choose & where to buy a Ragdoll kitten

How to tell an ethical, AVS-licensed breeder from a backyard one — and the red flags to avoid.

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Colours & patterns

Ragdoll colours & patterns: a visual guide

Seal, blue, chocolate, lilac and every pattern — with real photos of our kittens.

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Before you commit

Before you get a Ragdoll: 9 things to know

The honest realities — grooming, attachment, space and lifetime cost — before you decide.

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Ready to meet your kitten?

Find your Ragdoll kitten in Singapore.

Book a private viewing at our Singapore cattery — no obligation, no sales pressure. Just kittens, full transparency, and honest answers.

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Ragdoll · Q&A

Questions, answered.

Everything new owners ask about CatzillaSG Ragdoll kittens — visiting, our process, care, and bringing your kitten home.

How much does a Ragdoll kitten cost in Singapore?
We don’t publish kitten pricing online. We don’t sell a kitten purely on price — what matters most is the chemistry between the kitten and the family they’re going home to, and that only shows when you meet them in person. Come visit our AVS-licensed Singapore cattery to see our Ragdoll kittens, watch how they respond to you, and ask us anything about temperament, care or the import journey. Book a visit on our make-an-appointment page, or message us on WhatsApp at +65 8743 7068 for current pricing.
What is the temperament of a Ragdoll cat?
Ragdolls are famously docile, affectionate and people-oriented — often described as “dog-like” for following their owners from room to room. They go limp when picked up (the trait that gave the breed its name), tolerate handling exceptionally well and are usually quiet, gentle and ideal first-time cats or family companions.
How big do Ragdolls get?
Ragdolls are one of the largest domestic cat breeds. Adult females typically reach 4–6 kg and males 6–9 kg, with full size reached at around 3–4 years old. They develop slowly compared with most breeds — your CatzillaSG Ragdoll kitten will still be filling out well into their third year.
Are Ragdolls hypoallergenic?
No cat is truly hypoallergenic, but Ragdolls produce a moderate amount of the Fel d 1 protein responsible for most cat allergies — generally less than long-coated breeds like Persians. Many mildly allergic owners tolerate Ragdolls well; we recommend visiting our Singapore cattery first if allergies are a concern.
How much grooming does a Ragdoll need in Singapore’s humidity?
Ragdolls have a silky semi-long coat with little undercoat, so they mat far less than other long-haired breeds. A 10-minute brush 2–3 times a week is enough to keep them tangle-free, even in Singapore’s climate. Air-conditioned indoor environments suit them perfectly.
British Shorthair or Ragdoll — which is right for me?
British Shorthairs are quieter, more independent and very low-maintenance — ideal for working households. Ragdolls are more affectionate and interactive, do best with daily company, and have a slightly higher grooming need. Both breeds are calm, child-friendly and well-suited to Singapore apartment living. See our British Shorthair page to compare.
Are Ragdolls suitable for Singapore’s climate and HDB flats?
Yes. Ragdolls are gentle, indoor-loving cats that settle beautifully into HDB and condo homes. Their silky coat has little undercoat, so they cope well with our humidity, and they are happiest in air-conditioned or well-ventilated spaces. Keep them cool, hydrated and indoors and they make a calm, devoted apartment companion.
How long do Ragdoll cats live?
Ragdolls generally live 12–17 years with good care. Our Ragdoll kittens come from health-screened parents and arrive fully vet-checked, vaccinated and microchipped with a lifetime genetic guarantee, giving them a strong, healthy start to a long life in Singapore.
Are Ragdolls good with children and other pets?
Exceptionally so. Ragdolls are placid, patient and people-oriented — they rarely scratch, tolerate handling well, and usually get along happily with gentle children, dogs and other cats. This easy-going nature makes them one of the best family cat breeds for Singapore homes.
Where can I buy a healthy Ragdoll kitten in Singapore?
CatzillaSG is an AVS-licensed Singapore cattery offering Ragdoll kittens imported from vetted, championship-bloodline breeders abroad. Each kitten is health-screened, vaccinated, microchipped and backed by a lifetime genetic guarantee. Browse current arrivals on our Available Kittens page, or WhatsApp us at +65 8743 7068 to book a visit.
What colours and patterns do Ragdoll cats come in?
Ragdolls come in seal, blue, chocolate and lilac (plus rarer dilutes), across colourpoint, mitted, bicolour, lynx (tabby) and tortie patterns. Every Ragdoll is born pure white and develops its colour and markings over the first weeks of life. See real examples in our Ragdoll colours & patterns guide.
Do I need a licence to keep a Ragdoll in an HDB flat?
Yes — cats are now allowed in HDB flats, and every cat must be licensed with NParks. Licensing is free until 31 August 2026, after which a fee applies. A Ragdoll’s calm, quiet, indoor nature makes it especially well suited to flat living. See our step-by-step HDB cat licensing guide.
Can you leave a Ragdoll home alone while at work?
Ragdolls are affectionate and people-oriented, so they do best with company and can be prone to separation anxiety if left alone for very long days. Many Singapore owners pair them with a companion cat, leave enrichment toys out, or arrange boarding when travelling. They adapt well to a working household as long as they get attention in the morning and evening.