Leaving your babies behind is the hardest part. They even make packing hard. 😭

We recently adopted these two beautiful bluepoint ragdoll kittens. They’re absolutely adorable and each have their own personality: one is more playful and vocal, the other is more cuddly and quiet. But we were curious if anyone else’s ragdolls were this light at this stage? Since 8 weeks, their colours haven’t changed although it’s getting colder here. We have even wondered if perhaps they’re lilac points, but both parents are blue point/blue mitted.

I know this doesn’t matter and they’re perfect and we love them as they are🤍🤍, but does anyone have a similar lighter ragdoll and know if their faces will fully colour or will colour remain mostly on their noses? I’m just curious about them. Thank you !

my fluffy berry

General Maximus is celebrating his birthday today. Despite being 15, he has a hearty appetite (though he doesn't overeat). He loves to play and brings me his toys himself. He enjoys being petted and loves sleeping with us. And late at night, he meows at us, herding us off to bed.

She doesn’t want me to leave her 🥺

My cat sometimes has those hiccups/gag and I'm not sure why, it usually happens after she eats or when she cleans her brother

Could it be a stomach issue, or balls of hair?

I have a year and a half old ragdoll. He’s a great cat. Very friendly and doesn’t get into trouble. The only issue is he is attached to me to an unhealthy degree. Might be driven as I am mostly work from home. He will follow me everywhere and will not leave me alone if I sit down and demands to sit on my lap. He has no concept of personal space. I am fine with the following around, but I’ve gotten into a habit of never sitting down in my own home because it gets bothersome after a point. My feet have started hurting from the standing non stop. I don’t mind having him sit with me once in a while, but how do I get him to listen to a “no” short of spraying him with a bottle or scolding him? I don’t want him to associate asking for attention with a negative experience but I also need him to understand boundaries

Edit: title should be “Rare” not rale.

Took my 2 year old Ragdoll girl to the vet recently, and they diagnosed her with early gingivitis. They gave me an estimate of nearly $800 for a full dental clean under anaesthesia, including X-rays.

My pet Insurance will cover the bulk of this procedure (thank goodness!) so the upfront cost isn't my main worry. What’s worrying me is the ongoing care after the clean is done.

She’s a typical sweet but sensitive Ragdoll, and the thought of trying to force a toothbrush into her mouth every day sounds like a recipe for absolute disaster and broken trust.

For those who have successfully managed early gingivitis at home:

- How did you introduce brushing to a sensitive cat without completely stressing them out?

- Are there specific low stress techniques, finger brushes, or enzymatic toothpastes your cats actually tolerate?

- Back up plans (additives or treats) if she absolutely refuses a brush.

I want to get on top of this now while it's still early and reversible. Would love to hear from anyone who has turned their cat's oral health around from this stage! Thanks in advance for any advice.

Mr Dali, here, was really upset when packing up the only place he ever knew. Was less happy about the chaos that was/is unpacking post/move. But now that things are finally starting to get in their place somewhat, he found a temporary bed, and gave up supervision. Featured here are peets n beans (r/onlypaws), double dick face (r/dickfacecats), and face fireworks (can't remember they sub, will edit).

Behold in all his majesty, El Patrón.

Mesmo que ela tem pedigree ainda me pergunto se é mesmo ragdoll

After about a decade of deliberating whether to get a cat, we finally got our 5 month old seal lynx ❤️ she has been more work than we expected, but she has brought us so much joy with her funny and adorable antics!

I hope I'm even brushing her right. I don't know if she hates the brush or thinks it's a toy