Ragnarok Cattery

We have bought a Ragdoll from these crooks and I preface that their kittens are sick and have bad infections. My wife wanted a Ragdoll and I fell into the trap of this place, my wife fell in love with the kitten but this Ragdoll is not friendly and is antisocial. We have spent over 6k on a damn cat, stay away from this place. All the reviews are true !!!

My wife and I bought two kittens from this place as my wife wanted rag doll cats. We bought a boy and girl cat as they came up to us like they want us as their new owners. They are super friendly and cute. The bad thing is they are sick with eye infections, respiratory infections, dirty ears, etc. We did not realize this for a few days. We took them to the veterinarian and they both are on antibiotics after we realized things are not right.
Bottom line is if you buy cats from these people get them checked by a vet first.
Also I think the man, husband, and probably the wife are constantly confused about the price of the kittens. The man tried to over charge us $ 200. My wife called him on it and gave her ‚$ 200 cash as we used our debit card.
As of now, we love our cats but in 4 weeks we have spent $ 500 in vet bills. We are senior citizens and for sure don’t need this extra surprise expense!

I purchased a cat from Ragnarok almost three years ago, and I will preface this by saying I never sent my complaints to the owners, nor did I post them anywhere else until now. This was partly due to the time I knew it would consume, as well as the multitude of complaints and ridiculous and baseless rebuttals I saw online. It seemed like it would get me nowhere. Now, I just want to warn anyone I can who is looking into buying from this place.
Before I go into the horrors, I will say, I absolutely adore the cat I bought, she is everything to me, and if they do anything right at all, they breed gorgeous looking animals.
I had read shady reviews before going. This was my first breeder cat, and I had prepared with research on how to interact with and evaluate breeders. The second I walked into the house, though, I knew it wasn’t a good place. The kittens were clearly sick, but when I asked why their eyes were red and swollen, the answer was that they had just been vaccinated and it was a reaction to the vaccine. Okay. I wasn’t buying it, and upon later inspection of my cat’s records, they had been vaccinated over a week before I arrived. Politely, I asked if I could take the kitten to a third-​party vet to have her checked out before I purchased, something any respectable and legit breeder should agree to. I was verbally accosted by the son, who left the room screaming and telling me I was offensive, they were a legit operation, and I should just leave, they didn’t need my business. He was told to leave the room by the father, and at that point, I was just ready to get out of there.
I had already fallen for the cat, though, and had flown all the way out to LA to get her, so I went through with the purchase.
Fast forward a week later, she is hiding under my bed, diagnosed with no less than five illnesses. She came into contact with no other animals, totally quarantined, but just for good measure, my only other cat had been tested before her arrival and after her diagnoses for everything because I had seen how the breeder had blamed other people’s pets for the illnesses of past purchased cats. My cat had nothing, and I have signed and noted vet documentation to prove it. She, on the other hand, had giardia, calicivirus, mycoplasma, and a bacterial infection in her ears that had evolved into a yeast infection due to lack of treatment.
I paid over $ 700 in vet bills. In the end, her vet fees nearly equaled the amount I paid for her.
On top of everything, it was very clear from the get-​go that she was not socialized at all. The outgoing, docile personality I had been looking forward to in my new kitty was entirely nonexistent, not made any easier by the fact that I was having to give her oral, eye, and ear medication multiple times daily. She is more friendly now, but she still lacks the personality a true Ragdoll should have, shying from strangers and maintaining distance more often than not.
In the end, do I love my cat? Of course. I feel like I rescued her from hell, though, rather than having purchased her from a professional and outstanding business. If you want a beautiful cat and don’t care what it takes to get it, then go ahead, but be ready for a plethora of issues that should not be included in the process of paying high dollar for a pet.
If you don’t believe me, do more research. There are plenty of other complaints out there to back my story up.
TLDR; I was verbally accosted and lied to in the house, received a cat with five diagnosed illnesses, vet fees of +$ 700, and the cat hadn’t been socialized at all. Stay away.