Cats
Ragdoll
Famous for going limp in your arms, a Ragdoll treats being carried around as its calling.
- Difficulty
- easy
Care tips
- Brush twice weekly; the silky coat mats less than most longhairs
- Keep indoors - the trusting temperament suits protected living
- Ask your vet about heart (HCM) screenings for the breed
- Schedule daily gentle play; Ragdolls prefer floor games to climbing
- Watch portions - the laid-back lifestyle invites weight gain
Common questions
What should I know about caring for a ragdoll? +
Famous for going limp in your arms, a Ragdoll treats being carried around as its calling.
Typical guidance for a healthy ragdoll — your own conditions (and your vet, for animals) come first.
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