Ragdoll Cats Blog
Here is our Ragdoll Cats Blog, news, advices and recent events...
Hi, we are Raphael & Linda! Welcome to Ragdoll Cats Cattery London - a blog for cat lovers & kitty keepers. Join us our my furries in our little corner of the feline-obsessed world. Facts about cats, training tips, odd behaviours, pet care advice and more! We talk as much as we can about it all here!
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 🙂
Having kittens is a very exciting and emotional time for you and your cat. Before you can welcome bundles of fur into your home, you need to know how to tell if your cat is pregnant, and what you can do to ensure her pregnancy is as happy as possible.
The eyes of the Ragdolls seem like stars and seas, and like a sapphire, it seems to be able to spy into the heart of the cat owner. When this little guy looks at you, it's as if you were imprinted in that ocean too.
First of all, as long as it is the Ragdoll, the eyes are blue. So the bluer the ragdoll's eyes, the better?
The answer is the Ragdoll! The blue pigment of the Ragdoll eye is one of the reference standards for the appearance of the Ragdoll show, and the eye color is divided into 0-6 degrees.
We welcome our new guest: Bengal Cat - Zola! Zola is male cat, 4 months old very brave and curious about everything around. Just take a look how nicelly Ragdoll & Bengal Cats playing in our cattery in London in that beautiful warm day!
Today we have a new guest in our London's Cattery - beautiful Ragdoll Cat Anabelle. She is 4 years old and so adorable, well trained (litter), calm and very friendly. She loves our catio especially tree 🙂
When buying a pedigree cat great care needs to be taken. There is a lot of very important information available that you should read when doing your research and apply this when looking for a pedigree kitten or cat. Buying a new member of the family is a very exciting time but you must research with your head and not your heart.
Please go to the GCCF website https://gccfcats.org/
There you will find advice on buying a kitten, https://gccfcats.org/getting-a-cat/
We also strongly recommend you download this DEFRA approved document as a checklist https://gccfcats.org/getting-a-cat/finding/kitten-checklist/
You will also need to check the GCCF suspension list to ensure a breeder is not listed on here. https://gccfcats.org/about-us/news-information/suspension-list/
Today we have a new guest in our Cattery. It's Zola Bengal Cat, 5 months old.
I must say I'm very impressed by this kitten! He is young age but a real brave heart one.
How to Give a Cat a Bath for the 1st time?
We love water and bath (most of us 🙂 ) but the question is - do cats need baths? If your ragdoll cat really needs a bath (there is a many situation where the bath is a must), here’s how we give 1st bath for our ragdoll kitten Oscar.
Most of domestic cats & kittens do not enjoy getting wet - that is a fact.
Before I start my epic story, let’s take a look at why our domestic kitties hate water. In natural enviroment, there are many big cats that actually enjoy the water. Tigers like swimming in water, and the other bigcats too just it helps keep them cool.
Ok let's go back to our Ragdoll Cats. Oscar (male kitten) get dirty in the kitchen - yes he is so curious of everything. We decided - it's time for a 1st bath!
haha easy to say...not easy to keep him in bath during the bath.
