Ragdoll Cat Characteristics

February 27, 2010

The Ragdoll is a medium longhair breed of cat. They are well known for a docile, easy going disposition and affectionate natures with their owners. They are the most easy going and gentle breed of cat. Ragdoll cats are not aggressive and should not be left outside as they will not defend [...]

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How to Save Money on Vet Bills

February 24, 2010

Taking your Ragdoll cat to the veterinarian can be a very expensive. There are some simple steps you can take to save money when going to the vet.
To protect yourself when paying for services, use a credit card. Under the Federal “Fair Credit Billing Act,” you have the right to dispute charges for [...]

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February is Cat Dental Health Month

February 21, 2010

There is no better time than the present to start caring for your Ragdoll cat’s teeth. Good dental care is important for your Ragdoll’s overall health. Starting a regiment at home to keep your cat’s teeth clean can prevent a lot of pain for your cat and expense at the veterinarian’s office.
Brushing your [...]

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Other Forms of Aggression in Cats

February 18, 2010

There are several other forms of aggression other than play aggression. Play aggression is usually a behavior learned from a cat’s owner. This form of aggression is fairly easy to correct.
Re-directed aggression sometimes occurs in cats. This happens when your Ragdoll cat reacts to an object or an event by attacking something [...]

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Is Your Ragdoll Cat Aggressive?

February 15, 2010

Aggression is usually a dog owner problem; however, some cats have problems with this type of behavior. While aggression isn’t one of the main reasons an owner will dump a cat off at the shelter, it does play a part in their decision to do so. This is according to a recent survey [...]

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Nutrition and the Elderly Ragdoll Cat

February 12, 2010

As your Ragdoll cat ages, their metabolism slows. Elderly cats require fewer calories than their younger relatives. As a cat owner you need to take their changing dietary requirements into consideration as they age. Your senior cat gets less physical exercise. As a result their muscle mass decreases and their percentage [...]

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