Breed Specific Care & Training Tips For Your Ragdoll Cat
Posted in Ragdoll Cats on Aug 24th, 2006
The effects of cancer are not limited to humans. Your pets are also prone to a variety of cancers, including your Ragdoll cat. This includes skin cancer; even though your Ragdoll has a thick coat, cats that like to sunbathe are prone to skin cancer.
If your Ragdoll cat loves the sun you should [...]
Posted in Ragdoll Cats on Aug 23rd, 2006
Play is an essential activity for your Ragdoll cat. Play provides your cat or kitten exercise, an outlet for excess energy, and a bonding experience for both owner and cat. Most cat owners can spend hours watching their cats play. Even elderly cats become kitten-like when batting around a catnip toy. [...]
Posted in Ragdoll Cats on Aug 22nd, 2006
Healthy cats have bright eyes, a shiny coat, a healthy appetite, maintain a good weight, and are playful. Cats are also very good at hiding when they are sick. It is up to you to know when your Ragdoll cat is not feeling well. There are a number of warning signs you need [...]
Posted in Ragdoll Cats on Aug 21st, 2006
When cat proofing your home keep your cleaning supplies and chemicals locked up or well out of reach. Keep all of your prescription drugs locked up. Never give your cat any kind of medication without consulting your veterinarian first.
In addition to the obvious poisons such as anti-freeze or cleaning supplies there [...]