Ragdoll Cats

Understanding Cat Allergies

September 23, 2009

Having pet allergies does not mean you cannot have a cat or that you must get rid of the cat you have. This problem can be resolved by changing some factors of your environment. Your pet allergies are triggered by allergens; these are things like pollen and Ragdoll dander that evoke an allergic reaction when [...]

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Trimming Your Cat’s Nails

September 20, 2009

If you have ever returned home to find your favorite sofa clawed to shreds you might say your Ragdoll cat is misbehaving; while your favorite sofa may be ruined, this is perfectly normal behavior for your cat. Your Ragdoll scratches to remove the dead husk from their nails so that new nail can grow. This [...]

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Balanced Nutrition For Your Cat

September 17, 2009

As your cat becomes less like a pet and more a member of your family you may neglect certain aspects of your Ragdoll’s diet. Human beings require a variety of foods in their diets to achieve proper nutrition. Quality, premium cat foods provide a balance of nutrition that your cat needs in a medium that [...]

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Your Cat and the Litterbox

September 14, 2009

The location of your litter box is a critical factor in keeping your house from smelling like urine and promoting good litter box habits for your cat. When choosing a location for your Ragdoll’s litter box keep in mind that the best locations are quiet with a little privacy. Using the box is a vulnerable [...]

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Your Ragdoll Cat and the Scratching Post

September 11, 2009

Your Ragdoll cat scratches for a variety of reasons. Cats scratch to maintain their claws, stretch, create marks for other cats, or just for the fun of it. For this reason you should invest in one or mort scratching posts to deter your Ragdoll cat from destroying your furniture. Your Ragdoll does not scratch to [...]

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