Examining Your Ragdoll Cat

June 21, 2010

Your Ragdoll cat cannot tell you when it gets sick. As a pet owner it is up to you to keep an eye on your Ragdoll’s health. Examining your cat on a weekly basis is a good way to keep tabs on your cat’s well-being. By performing regular, weekly examinations on your Ragdoll cat you [...]

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Keep Your Ragdoll Cat Entertained

June 18, 2010

Cat trees are an excellent way to provide your cat with their own personal space. Cat trees have an added benefit of providing personal space and a scratching post. Placing a cat tree in your home will provide your Ragdoll cat a fun place to eat, sleep, hide, and hang out. Cat trees range in [...]

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Is Your Ragdoll Cat Bored or Depressed?

June 15, 2010

Animals experience boredom and depression in many of the ways humans do. Change can bring on depression in pets just like it does for their owners. These changes include death of a family member, divorce, a new baby, even moving to a new home. Any change or activity that disrupts your Ragdoll cat’s normal routine [...]

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Catnip and Your Ragdoll Cat

June 12, 2010

Catnip is a herbal stimulant that can send your Ragdoll into a fit of kitten like playfulness. Nepata Cataria by its proper name is part of the mint family of herb. It is perennial and can reach a height of three feet. Catnip has heart shaped leaves that secret aromatic oil; the oil seems to [...]

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Poisonous Houseplants and Your Ragdoll Cat

June 9, 2010

Cat owners should not have houseplants; your Ragdoll cat thinks they are an all-you-can-eat buffet. If you do have houseplants hang them where your cat cannot reach them. There are certain houseplants that are toxic to cats and you should not have them anywhere in your home. If your cat eats any of the plants [...]

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Your Cat and Second Hand Smoke

June 6, 2010

Second-hand smoke affects pets just like humans. If you smoke, do not smoke around your Ragdoll cat. Extensive studies have not been held to determine exactly how second-hand smoke affects pets; however, the effects in humans are clearly documented. One study by a school of Veterinary medicine did note a correlation between second-hand smoke and [...]

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