oh.. sorry i didn't mean to phrase it in a way that ragdolls are cheaper. (milo is a ragdoll )

I meant to say that since both birmans and ragdolls look alike.. maybe instead of a birman, its a ragdoll..

Anyways some pics of milo & coco my beloved kitties... More on milo fan club on FB!





This post has been edited by evil_educator: Jan 29 2011, 12:05 PM

negotiate! if there isn't much demand for the kittens.

irienaoki that last picture of the kitten is so cute!

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negotiate! if there isn't much demand for the kittens.

what do u think evil educator bout the kitten? ok?

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the mother seems like a birman (rounded features with smaller ears).

I believe that you should make the decision whether the cat is ok or not ok. But in my opinion, like what cutiepie69 has said, the kittens seems to be around 4 mths old or so... Usually kittens are most expensive when they are 3 months or less and look absolutely adorable. The older the kittens, the lower the price.

Personally, Milo was priced at $1200 at 3 months. When i went to see him again at 5 months old, I managed to negotiate and eventually bought him at $600. I hope that helps.

P.S. Oh ya... to add on what things to look out for when buying a cat. Do have a look at the parents to see if they have any fur problems or eye irritation problems. Also take a look at the kitten if it has any fur problems, watery eyes and persistent sneezing.

This post has been edited by evil_educator: Feb 1 2011, 11:37 PM

^wow his so handsome..

yep.. better to be safe.. i've always never hesistated to bring my furries to the vet. even if they sneeze alot also i bring.. there was once i brought coco to the vet... eventually doc said she got high fever.. i don't even know how to know if my cat has fever or not

I feed both my furries 'Wellness-Core' dry food. I've heard alot about blackwood, problem is i can't find it in singapore!

Can anybody here teach me how to introduce my furries to eat new food? Coco eats ikan bilis but milo doesn't. Milo eats strips of crab meat but Coco doesn't! Help!

think should be between 1200-1500usd for normal maine coon

Lol... maybe the dog is a small dog.

One of my friends own a maine coon. Its so huge, the daughter can actually sit on top of it. Friendly too!

haha you won't want a fat cat... later the shit so smelly can stink up the whole house.

could be a ragdoll, himalayan, siameseXpersian

My 2 furry babies milo(orange) and coco(pink). Join their fan club at my sig below!



This post has been edited by evil_educator: Feb 15 2011, 11:52 PM

Yep. Adopting is better then buying for many reasons. But the main reason why adopting a cat is better then buying is that by adopting the cat, the cat will definitely love you more as to it you are his hero!

Cheers on the release! Hope to see more kind people doing such acts...

wow the stray so pretty

anybody have any cat food recipe to share? simple ones are good. hehe.

^ if possible to get, can try Wellness Core. Feed both my ragdolls Milo & Coco, their fur seems better. Also the shit not so smelly.

sekilo 23-25? dekat mana boleh beli? dekat jb ada? saya orang singapura

haha tu pasal saya kata.. kalau susah lupakan sahaja. orijen pun bagus tapi rasanye orijen is more expensive. kalau nak tau mana lagi bagus.. tanyalah kucing awak.

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Added on February 23, 2011, 8:13 pmFirstly, i think all of us pet lovers would disagree with you on the matter of buying a kitten and eventually letting it go. But a cat is usually worth more as a cute little kitten (3mths) to a bigger kitten (5mths)

Also some people tend to prefer purebreeds to crossbreeds but then again some cats lineage come from 2 different breeds especially bengals.

I would suggest that you do some reading up first on having a kitten rather then having thoughts of selling it off once the 'cute' effect goes off.

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Added on February 23, 2011, 8:13 pm

Firstly, i think all of us pet lovers would disagree with you on the matter of buying a kitten and eventually letting it go. But a cat is usually worth more as a cute little kitten (3mths) to a bigger kitten (5mths)

Also some people tend to prefer purebreeds to crossbreeds but then again some cats lineage come from 2 different breeds especially bengals.

I would suggest that you do some reading up first on having a kitten rather then having thoughts of selling it off once the 'cute' effect goes off.

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Secondly, im not buying and then letting it go afterwards in short time. i just wanna know the worth of the cats so that i can know the value of the cat that i take care of. we never knows what will happens in future, Thirdly, if my cats would have a little kittens and its too many to handle i might to let it go so thats why i want to know the value..

you r saying to do some reading? do you read before you buy the kitten?

im sorry if im offended anyone here, but i just want to have a kitten and its not like i dont know anything about cats everyone know how to take care of a cats just to think have u guys heard someone take care a cats n then died because of the owner? im just lack of knowledge on the breeds of the cats like what breeds is this cats, something like that..

and again you guys have that knowledge and i seek the knowledge and share together.

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Sorry if i offended you in anyway. I am just merely stating my point of view as a cat lover.

Do i read before having a cat? Yes i do read online articles, books and seek advice from fellow cat lovers. Why? This is because i merely want the best for my cat.

Milo also very cerewet dengan makanan. My the other cat Coco pulak semua dia makan.

very cute, adopting is the way to go!

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Added on March 7, 2011, 11:09 pmAgree with the rest about spaying is a major operation, my female Ragdoll Coco had to stay at the vet 3 days and required another week of rest for her to be fully recovered (6 months old). Glad to hear that all goes out well!

This post has been edited by evil_educator: Mar 7 2011, 11:09 PM