Frequently Asked Question's.
We have created this page as we often get asked the same question's, so wanted to make it easier to put the answers to your questions in the one area.
Always make sure to research the breed you are interested in to learn as much as you can before making your decision.
How much are your Ragdoll kittens? Our ragdolls are $3500, regardless of colour or sex. Show neuters POA.
How much are your British Longhair kittens? $5000 regards of colour or sex. Show neuters POA.
How can I go on your waiting list? We currently do not hold any waiting lists as of October 2026. As kittens become available they will be placed on our website. If you are wanting to apply for one of our babies listed as available on our website, please email us and we will email you our application form. It is not a first in, first serve basis - we match our kittens according to the families they would be most suited to.
Can I get notified when babies go on the website? When babies become available, we will announce this on our Facebook page. We have two pages: Wroxton Ragdolls & British Longhair and Wroxton Ragdolls & Golden British
What is included for the price? Your kitten will come to you with two F3 vaccinations, microchipped and desexed. He/she will also have had a minimum of two vet health checks, regularly wormed from 6 weeks of age, raised on a premium diet, as well as litter trained, well socialised, from health tested parents and a kitten pack if picking up directly from us. Also included is a sales agreement, health guarantee, ongoing support and a genuine pedigree from our registered association.
Do you health test your cats? Yes, our adults are DNA tested for known predisposed genetic conditions in that particular breed. Please note that only known mutations can be tested for.
Can I come and visit the kittens? As a closed cattery, we maintain an environment free from outside foot traffic to protect our kittens and vulnerable queens from infectious feline diseases and external stress. To give you full peace of mind, we are happy to provide photos, video updates, or conduct live video calls (such as FaceTime) once a kitten has been allocated to you. We are often ask 'can we pick a kitten that chooses us when we visit', and while this is a lovely sentiment, it unfortunately does not work like this. Kittens often act very different around their litter mates vs when they go home, as a result of this, you do not get a true indication of a kittens personality/temperament in one visit.
What does it mean that you are an accredited cattery? This means we have been inspected by a licensed veterinarian who has inspected our home/facilities and have been assessed according to The Governing Cat Fancy of South Australia responsible breeding program. This program has been intended to show that the GCCFSA promotes and protects responsible breeders. Included in this, we are required to abide by a code of ethics, high standards in feline care, keep and maintain records, register litters and comply with the South Australia state legislation rules.
What age do your kittens go to their new homes? This is on a per litter basis, however babies are usually ready to leave once they have recovered from their desexing surgery which is usually 14-16 weeks of age.
Do you fly your babies interstate? Yes, our babies live worldwide. As we live regionally, travel to Adelaide is scheduled around what litters we may have at the time.
What are the differences between Ragdolls and Golden British Longhair?
Ragdolls are known for their human orientated temperament. The majority tend to thrive on human contact, with many following you from room to room and just wanting to be near you. They have a fairly easy to maintain coat with weekly grooming, and their other known feature is blue eyes.
Golden British Longhair, known as a small to medium sized cat, are known for their dense plush coats and green eyes. They come in stunning golden variations as well as numerous colours such as black, blue, chocolate, lilac etc. They're an incredibly calm, independent and loyal cat. They're happy to be in the same room as you, but also enjoy their own company. The longhairs will need daily grooming to keep on top of their stunning coat.
