Ragdoll Cats

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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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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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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More on Scratching and Your Ragdoll Cat

December 10, 2009

It is possible for your Ragdoll cat to exist in harmony with your home furnishings. You don’t have to settle for shredded drapes and furniture, or even snagged carpets and rugs. Your cat scratches as a form of exercise and recreation; not just to sharpen the claws. Even a cat that has been de-clawed will [...]

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Communicating With Your Ragdoll Cat

December 7, 2009

Your Ragdoll cat speaks a different language than you; however, you can still communicate. Every cat expresses themselves differently; all cats share common signals you can read. These signals include the look in your Ragdoll’s eyes, tone of voice, orientation of ears, and the flicking of the tail. Interpreting these signals can tell you what [...]

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