Flower Baby Ragdolls review: Ragdoll kittens

My kittens name was Violet, she was from the Incredibles litter born in 2018. Unfortunately, from a young age Violet had neurological symptoms, and IBD. The breeder, Karli, declined any type of responsibility when I brought these concerns to her attention.

In September 2020 Violet had her first seen seizure. When we asked Karli for a refund of any kind to help with Violet's ongoing care, she asked for all of Violet's medical records, which I gladly gave her and her vets. However, when I asked for Violet's parents and grandparents medical records for my vet to see the lineage, Karli declined, along with a refund, blaming Vi's condition on a parasite/environmental factors (which was not the case). We found out karli likely declined the release of her cats medical records due to her not taking her cats for annual exams and testing (we have proof of this).

Shortly after, another kitten that was related to Violet from a different litter started having seizures, Karli quickly dismissed the owner and accused them of lying.

Since then, Violet has unfortunately passed away due to her seizures, and Karli has not reached out to us since her diagnosis, and hasn't reached out since Violet's death.
We believe a good breeder would reach out, find out what happened, and want to properly test their cats.

She still refuses to give new families full medical records for the dams and sires, and will play victim to deflect the big concerns that her families have. Karli needs to do proper genetic testing regularly, not just one test and done. As cats age, proper genetic testing should be done to see if anything shows up as sometimes genetic disorders won't show up right away.

Karli needs to take responsibility for her breeding program and start showing her many many followers that she is serious about the health of all her cats and practice what she preaches, and stop playing victim.

I'm not saying Karli doesn't love her cats, however, I think she started off strong and amazing, but over the years she has gone down hill. And it looks like her pride and the financial benefits of breeding is getting in the way of proper genetic testing and annual exams, and therefore proper care.

I would not recommend Karli/flower baby ragdolls as a breeder until she is ready to be more open, honest, take responsibility, and give families proof that her cats are healthy and getting proper testing and annual exams.
You also cannot find her on the TICA website anymore.

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