Purebred Kitties Reviews 

Purebred Kittens has been very helpful in matching us with a breeder for the kitten we wanted. It has been a roller coaster ride (not Purebred’s fault at all) and they have been very helpful and supportive. We are so excited to welcome our new kitten home soon. Thank you for all of your help! We will write another review/updated review when we have our kitten home with us.

Bengal kitten purchased died less than a week from delivery.
Kitten was diagnosed with FPV post mortem.
Feline Panleukopenia Virus has an incubation period of up to two weeks, meaning that kitten most likely came ill or acquired illness on extensive travel from Ukraine to Philadelphia airport where she was picked up on a very cold day in February at an airport parking lot.
When I took the kitten for its first vet visit, 3 days after delivery, she had a fever which the veterinarian treated with subcutaneous fluids and antibiotics.
Supposedly the kitten had its FPV vaccinations in order, so FPV was not high on the list of diagnosis. Since there were no cats living in my household nor have there ever been the only conclusion is that I received an unhealthy kitten. The kitten did not make it to its follow up appointment as it died at home. The deceased cat was taken to the vet who tested it for FPV and it came out Positive.
I requested a refund from Purebred Kitties who gave me an extensive run around despite providing them with all the medical records from the vet to no avail.
They supposedly have a "Health Guarantee" which they do not honor. They also manage to remove negative reviews from Trustpilot as this is my third criticism of my experience with them and surely it will be removed.

There was great communication and they kept us updated throughout the process.

This is my first time ever buying and adopting a Mainecoon, so I was a little nervous about it. Communication was great, I got photos of Gavin every week up until it was ready and time to get him. Very first day he made himself at home within a few hours. :)

We adopted our Abyssinian kitten, Canelo (Dallas), from Purebred Kitties on April 20, 2026. From the moment he came home, Canelo was the perfect kitten loving, intelligent, playful, and full of personality. He quickly became part of our family.

Unfortunately, within weeks of adoption, we began noticing health concerns. We brought him to multiple veterinary appointments, including an emergency visit on May 23rd, after seeing changes in his energy, appetite, and breathing. Despite our efforts and repeated medical evaluations, Canelo’s condition worsened. On June 13th, he was diagnosed with pyothorax, a severe chest infection requiring emergency treatment and surgery. We spent nearly $15,000 attempting to save him, but despite the incredible efforts of his veterinary team, Canelo tragically passed away less than two months after coming home.

The most painful part, aside from losing him, was Purebred Kitties’ response afterward. We provided his medical records and requested support, but they stated the condition was “acquired” and therefore not covered under their warranty. However, Canelo’s veterinarians could not determine the exact cause of his pyothorax. Their conclusion that it developed after adoption was based on assumptions, despite the fact that Canelo was indoor-only, never exposed to other animals, and showed health concerns shortly after arriving home.

We also requested Canelo’s complete adoption and health records to better understand his medical history and the care provided before adoption. Despite multiple follow-ups, we did not receive the requested documentation.

Our biggest concern is the lack of transparency and accountability. When families trust a breeder with a living being, they deserve honesty, communication, and support especially when something goes terribly wrong so early on.

Canelo was not a transaction; he was our family. He brought us immense joy during the short time we had with him, and we will always cherish him. Unfortunately, based on our experience, we cannot recommend Purebred Kitties to future families.

Unfortunately I was sent a cat with two stomach parasites which ultimately spread due to the stressful journey from Ukraine to the United States. He is such a good boy and so kind but this is unacceptable. As this company is shipping cats from Ukraine they must ensure the cat has no parasites before they ship him. The shipping process was also quite miserable as they had me wait 3 extra weeks when claiming he was ready, leading to having to pay a flight nanny an additional 300$

This was one of the best experiences I could have had when adopting my girl. It was made so easy and with so much care, and I feel ready to love her forever. 💕

On 6/6/2026 I reserved a kitten. The communication was clear and I could always get an answer on questions that I had asked. I am very satisfied with the adoption process. I took my kitten to our veterinary and he is very happy and healthy.
MGilmore

Excellent communication from all parties involved. From the first communication and kitten reservation back in April- all tge way until June when we received her. And the kitten is PERFECT!!!!

We had an absolutely wonderful experience with Purebred Kitties! From start to finish, the process was smooth, professional, and they were always available to answer my questions.

Most importantly, our kitten exceeded every expectation. She is healthy, incredibly sweet, cuddly, and so well-socialized. From the moment she came home, she was confident, affectionate, and eager to be with people. It’s obvious she was raised with love and care.

She truly is everything we were hoping for and more. If you’re looking for a breeder that prioritizes temperament, health, and giving kittens the best possible start in life, I would highly recommend Purebred Kitties. We couldn’t be happier with our newest family member!

As a first time getting a kitten , the process was straightforward, everything was explained thoroughly and I also appreciated the weekly email updates as I waited for my new fur baby. The team stayed in touched and answered any questions I had right until i received my kitten. I recommended purebred kittens to others. Thank you!

This was a very easy and enjoyable experience. The staff was great, they responded to emails and queries quickly. Their approach was very up front and honest. Would definitely work with them again.

I Brought a Silver Bengal Kitten Though Purebred kittens she’s healthy and is so beautiful the process might seem a little sketchy I was worried but the team did all they could to easy my nerves from live zoom calls to updates weekly she was my Birthday present purebred kittens is legit I highly recommend them

I had a great experience with Purebred Kitties. They were super responsive and great with keeping communication throughout the process. The process was pretty simple and we were in close contact with our flight nanny. Our little Oriental Shorthair kitten is so sweet and healthy. We are very grateful to have her in our family.

I recently adopted a kitten. All seemed well, but after having her only several days I noticed a red-colored portion of her rectum sticking out. I was concerned as I knew this was not normal1 After taking her to be examined by my vet he said it was a prolapsed rectum. She had surgery to fix it the same day. I paid close to five-hundred dollars for the surgery! I'm trying to be compensated for this charge, but I feel the people who I spoke with don't really care! I definately will not be buying a kitten from them ever again. I was told the kitten had a perfect health record? I'm very disappointed as to what happened with her!

We've fallen in love with our new kitty. Paloma made herself at home right away. For a cat arriving after flying from the other side of the country, she was calm and friendly just minutes after the travel nanny placed her in my arms. This service was a deciding factor in our choice to adopt a kitten this way. Her breed was difficult to find near us but it was important because research said they are good with other pets. We always have our trusted veterinary clinic do a basic exam on new pets in spite of a signed certificate. As expected, she was in perfect health. After her first few weeks, she and our little dog are very sweet together. We are very happy to have this beautiful, loving addition to our family.

every cat was there at every age, every color and every breed you could think of . although it was a bit pricey and some cat breeds were either minimum to adopt or very little on the page and it would be better if they were to take off the adopted cats , otherwise everything was great. I strongly suggest you find a cat here. there is hundreds and hundreds of cats here waiting for there forever home !

As a young college kid in the US, I was looking to get my dream cat to motivate me to graduate lol. My dream cat happened to be a Maine Coon, which are absolutely ridiculously priced in the US- not to mention you have to wait years to get one. I wanted a cat then without having to wait forever. Now, here’s a company that claims to get you your cat in an affordable and timely fashion upon reservation. Okay, bet. After a brief phone call to confirm I was at least speaking to a real human (Kim, and to my surprise learning that the company was based in Wilmington, DE, where I am from, I felt comfortable), I placed my reservation deposit (900$) for a little guy named Patrick, who henceforth has been named Darcy. The booking process was thus pretty easy.

One thing to note that throughout this process, it was interesting seeing how many different members of the staff contacted me, and on occasion repeated questions I had already answered. This is where a bit of doubt came in, just at a bit of the disorganization. Now, I put my deposit down on March 24th. On March 30th, I received an email with new videos of Darcy playing via Maye. I had a few emails in between that with basic information like prepping for arrival, dealing with children, basic inclusions before flying them out, etc. On March 31, I sent a return email asking about timeline info. I sent a follow up email on April 4th once more asking for a timeline update. Maye responded the same day informing me that Darcy was awaiting vaccinations and clearance by a veterinarian. Not really a direct update, but eh. I presumed they were also getting him neutered, since I did not need breeding rights. On April 5th, I received another video of my little guy playing. Ley contacted me on April 8th to ensure I was ready to bring Darcy home, and then again on the 9th to confirm the address (in a location at Philadelphia airport. I was then contacted April 10th by Ville who told me my cat would arrive Tuesday (April 14th) and could be picked up Thursday (April 16th). Ville asked if I was picking up by carrier, using a nanny, cargo, etc (Ley had asked the same questions the day prior but that’s alright). I was initially supposed to pick him up Friday (April 17th) at 9 am but it got pushed to 1:30 due to some issue with their other deliveries (not a problem for me). At 9:30 am, I received a confirmation asking for me to finalize my balance (I did, paying 2450$ for his full amount and an extra 400$ for FIV protection for 36 months post-adoption).

I met the admin in a shady airport parking lot and received my kitty! He was a little skinny, but not sickly. The crate he was in had food and water. I was provided with his passport, vaccine records, and the general transport/sale agreement. I put him in the carrier I brought for him and immediately fell in love and took him home. Darcy wasn’t shy- he was very curious and slept with me the first night. He’s got a lot of personality to fill his big head, that’s for sure. He loves to play, LOVES to eat, likes dipping his paws in water, but most of all, he’s a straight love bug and a social butterfly. I took him to the vet the first week I got him to update vaccines and whatnot. He is all healthy, is gaining appropriate weight on a royal canin maine coon kitten kibble and frisky feast wet food diet. The only thing is he might need dental surgery as his lil teeth don’t seem to be coming out, but that’s in the future and I don’t put that on the breeder or site at all. He’s a big boy! 14 pounds at 7 months.

I love my boy. I’m glad I trusted this website. 3750$ total (3350 without the optional FIV guarantee) and within 25 days, I picked up my baby. I did see the lower star reviews, and I definitely think it can be hit or miss with certain breeders. For me, this process was a bit stressful, especially the days spent waiting, but overall worth it. I say take a chance on this website. My maine coon was affordable, received within 25 days, and is a healthy, very sweet baby.

First time kitten owner. I bought my Ragdoll kitten through Purebred Kitties about 3 weeks ago. I love her so much and can tell the breeder was very good to her. I am giving them 5 stars for partnering with good breeders and transparency. My kitten came litter trained and very comfortable with people. She is very comfortable with being picked up and snuggling, which again I think is a testament to the breeder.

Overall, I would purchase another kitten from this group and am seriously considering doing so. I wish there had been more communication upfront that the breeder required a flight nanny for delivery and there was a rather lengthy contract involved. However, there were NO hidden fees. I knew the flight nanny might be the only option for delivery. Further, communication was constant, which is important to making this a seamless process.

Our kitty is fitting in well with our existing two cats. We can tell our new kitty was well treated and started his life with a loving breeder.