Ragdoll Cats Blog
Here is our Ragdoll Cats Blog, news, advices and recent events...
If you are looking to breed or show a Ragdoll cat Champion, understanding the official standards set by The International Cat Association (TICA) is essential.
Ragdoll Cats are not just pets; they're beloved members of our families, providing companionship, warmth, and joy. Ensuring the well-being of our feline friends involves more than just cuddles and playtime; it requires a thoughtful approach to their diet.
It's a great pleasure to announce that we just released a Short Film about one of our Kitten. It's a beautiful story about little cat - Lucky. Lucky is 6 weeks old Ragdoll Kitten born In London. He is telling a story of his Name, presenting his mum, dad and uncle Al.
Why Do Ragdoll Cats Eat Grass? A Kiki's point of view
Let me intruduce myself - I'm Kiki, Ragdoll kitten (7 months) from Raphdoll Cattery abd this article is my cat-sonal point of view. My Ragdoll parent makes sure I get all the nutrients I need by feeding me good quality cat food – and, of course, some healthy treats!
Proper Cat food should contain the right balance of water, proteins, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals which we get from meat and fish, vegetables, and cereals.
But despite us Ragdoll cats being obligate carnivores, you may wonder why we like to nibble on grass from our garden?
Our new kitten arrived few weeks ago so we decided to take her (Kiki, 4 months Ragdoll) for the first outdoor walk!
So adorable, she was a bit shy and scared but slowly slowly...just take a look what we recorded. Beautiful colourful scenery and slow-motion make magic!
Today we have a new guest in our London's Cattery - beautiful Ragdoll Cat Tina. She is 2 years old and so adorable, well trained (litter), calm and very friendly. She loves our catio especially tree 🙂
Today we have a new guest in our London's Cattery - beautiful Ragdoll Cat Tina. She is 2 years old and so adorable, well trained (litter), calm and very friendly. She loves our catio especially tree 🙂
