Cats and Christmas Trees

December 20, 2009

Here are some things to keep in mind during the holidays to keep your Ragdoll cat safe. There are many dangers around your Christmas tree for cats. The water at the base of the tree may have fertilizers or plant food which could make your Ragdoll sick if he or she drinks it. The stagnant [...]

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Ensure a Healthy Coat for Your Ragdoll Cat

December 16, 2009

1. When treating cuts and irritations use herbal remedies such as Aloe, along with calendula cream for treating minor infections. 2. Your cat needs sulfur amino acids, zinc, vitamin B complex, along with fatty acids and minerals to keep a healthy coat and skin. You will find the proper balance in most premium cat foods. [...]

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Train Your Ragdoll Cat Tricks

December 13, 2009

Ragdoll cats respond very well to praise as reinforcement. You can use this along with food as a reward to teach your Ragdoll tricks. It is best to use soft and moist food for treats so you will not disrupt your cat’s diet. Once your Ragdoll cat performs the task you are training, reward with [...]

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Stress and Your Cat’s Health

December 13, 2009

Here is a list of ten things you can do to minimize stress in your Ragdoll cat’s life. 1. Give your Ragdoll space. Just like humans, Ragdoll cats need a little personal space to be comfortable in. 2. Ragdoll cats need quality time. No matter how hectic your lifestyle, this is especially important around the [...]

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Ragdoll Cat Misconceptions

December 13, 2009

1. Ragdoll Cats do not have hunting instincts like other cats. Ragdoll cats come with the same instincts built in like any other cat. Because of their size they tend to be clumsy and typically are not mousers. 2. Ragdoll Cats are deformed. This cat breed’s characteristic of relaxing while held makes some people uncomfortable [...]

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