From the monthly archives:

August 2006

Ragdoll Cats and Feline Arthritis

August 31, 2006

Arthritis is not a common aliment for cats. Arthritis usually develops in cats that have been in an accident and had injury to their joints or bones. Arthritis is inflammation of your cat’s joints; there are several types of arthritis that cats are susceptible to.
Feline arthritis typically comes in two different [...]

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Elderly Ragdoll Cats and the Litter Box

August 30, 2006

As your Ragdoll cats age they become prone to the occasional litter box accidents. When cats age, their vision fades and they become prone to senior moments of disorientation. When this happens you may find litter box accidents on your carpets and floors. Here are several tips to help your senior Ragdoll cat [...]

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How to Find a Good Veterinarian for Your Ragdoll Cat

August 29, 2006

Caring for your Ragdoll cat’s health means trips to the veterinarian for regularly scheduled checkups and veterinary care as needed. Here are several tips to help you find the best veterinarian for your Ragdoll cat.

Word-of-mouth recommendations are an excellent way to find a veterinarian. If you’re new to the area check with the [...]

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How to Minimize Stress for Your Elderly Ragdoll Cat

August 28, 2006

As your Ragdoll cat ages their needs change. The care you provide your elderly Ragdoll cat will help prevent some of the problems faced by elderly cats. Here are several tips to help you care for your elderly Ragdoll cat.
Elderly cats (and people) do not like change. Your Ragdoll cat has a [...]

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Protecting Your Ragdoll Cat from Cancer

August 24, 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 [...]

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Toys and Your Ragdoll Cat

August 23, 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. [...]

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