Rag Kittens review: ragdoll kitten

I received a 4 month old rag doll kitten ($3000) that had feline Coronavirus. This could have only come from the mother. My kitten had zero contact with other cats. It's transferred cat to cat by grooming and sharing a litter box. This means all there cats are exposed. This disease affects the immune system and causes digestive issues (needs an expensive prescription diet) and upper respiratory issues. It also can mutate into a fatal form for which there is no cure. I had him tested ($800 total cost) twice, 6 months apart, both tests were positive. On top of this, the vet records they sent stated the kitten was neutered. He started behaving strangely and it turned out the kitten was NOT fixed. Fixing a cat late can leave undesirable behaviors. Very irresponsible breeders.