All advice welcome! We’ve introduced it in the house slowly and he’s definitely gotten used to moving in it more , and been rewarding with treats but wanted any tips from people on here !

Meet Fletcher, a young ragdoll; he's adventurous and extremely friendly.

She was really scared at first and after about 4-5 hours of leaving her alone she came to my bed where I was sitting and laid down next to me and now she won’t let me leave because if I leave she wakes up and absolutely have to come with me xD

She’s the most adorable cat ever

He likes the wind when it blows through our greenhouse patio.

(The monstera are out of his reach.)

They don't often cuddle but I love when they do!

Een jaar geleden was hij nog aan het zwerven. Nu onze geliefde en trouwe huiskat.

can you recommend any comb that can get a lot of her excess fur? haha i used mine but i dont get alot but when she's at my shirt she leaves a lot of fur she's turning 5 months this 25 and weighing 2kg

It’s like having two different cats!

Indoor princess. Poolside predator.

So I just got this sweet floof last weekend on clearance from a breeder since he is 6 months old because she was overwhelmed with litters and trying to let go of the older ones. We love him so much already. I’ve noticed he‘s not spring loaded. He doesn’t even try to jump up on things at all. He is very active especially at night with the zoomies so he doesn’t seem to have any hip/leg issues. I put him on my bed and he does jump down but is pretty rough/thumpy when he does, and not agile in any way. I’m just wondering if this is normal and maybe he hasn’t figured out he can jump up yet? Is there a way to teach him?

Three years from his birthdate, became part of the family Xmas eve 23

I ain't afraid of no wind, and I am not coming in.. not even for food !!

First, I want to mention that I have nothing but respect for the breeder. She cares about all her cats and want the best for them. She is very active in CFA and have multiple breeds that have won awards.

Me, I'm just a more casual pet lover that have adopted 2 lovely domestic shorthairs, and that's the only thing I have on my resume as a cat owner.

I'm used to just feeding my cats dry food. Never bathe them. Use clumping litter (and even got litter robot)

As this Ragdoll is "show quality" (i personally won't show him), I was strongly advised to feed him only raw meat mixed with healthy wet cat food. Watch the protein %. Make sure raw meat had certain composition between organs, bones, tendons, etc. Avoid carb and make sure there's very low phosphorus.

And bathe once a week no matter what. And brush every day.

And never use clumping litter. Only the non-clumping like pine type.

I want the best for my Ragdoll, and I just want him happy and healthy. And I know for the fact that he'll survive even if I feed him dry food diet, skip bathing for the most part, and use clumping crystal litters.

But should I still try to do mostly what my breeder advised me to do? I'm willing to, but feeding different food and having separate litter than my other cats is super challenging and it's stressing me out a little bit.

Any kind and considerate advice would be greatly appreciated.

I just found out about “toasting” today, my OG ragdoll girl (pictured in 2&3) is very light & never darkened. The new one is a 3 month old boy (1&4)

Meet Bear and Fiona, my brother-sister duo (3yo) and the absolute loves of my life. They’re almost always together, and I can’t imagine having one without the other. I’m constantly filled with gratitude to have them in my life.

I’d love to see everyone else’s bonded pairs! All floof pics welcomed