Breed Information

RAGDOLL KITTENS & MAINE COON KITTENS

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One of the most popular &  recognised cat breeds, the Purebred Ragdoll Kittens & Purebred Maine Coon Kittens are both generous, dynamic, and as attention-loving as a cat can be. If you’re in the vicinity of any of these cats, be sure that they’ll do anything in their power to grab your attention and get some much-appreciated affection from you.

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APPEARANCE

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The Maine Coon Cat is a large sized, compact, chunky furry cat, known for their attractive features and thick, plush fur.  

, instantly recognisable by their face and skin coat, giving this cat an adorable expression and bags of character. 

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The Ragdoll is a medium sized large cat, moderate in body type and head shape, with a beautiful thick plush furr . can be described as a short cat, especially one who is dwarfish or elfin in appearance coat comes in all colours and patterns, and there is also a long-haired variety. giving that attractive and gorgeous personality needing so much attention and love.

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CAT PERSONALITY

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Affectionate, playful, and loyal, very companionable cat with family and close friends, although like many cats they may take a little time to warm up to strangers. A relatively quiet cat, and surprisingly gregarious, our Kittens gets on well in multi-cat households and will befriend other household pets too, particularly cat-friendly dogs

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ENRICHMENT AND SPECIFIC NEEDS

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These Kittens do need company and this is a very human-oriented breed. They like their people, and they like to spend plenty of time with them.   Not quite so curious and active as some, they can be a bit of a couch-potato, so it is wise to encourage some exercise in the form of food dispensing toys, and chasing games . Cat trees can be used cleverly and by hiding little piles of food on each level rather than feeding from a bowl, you can encourage your cat to move around to ‘hunt play’ for food — as they do have a tendency to put on weight. 

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NUTRITION AND FEEDING

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Every cat is unique and each has their own particular likes, dislikes, and needs when it comes to food. However, cats are carnivores and every cat must obtain 41 different and specific nutrients  from their food. The proportion of these nutrients will vary depending on age, lifestyle, and overall health, so it’s not surprising that a growing, energetic kitten needs a different balance of nutrients in their diet than a less active senior cat. Other considerations to bear in mind are feeding the right quantity of food to maintain ‘ideal body condition‘ in accordance with feeding guidelines and catering to individual preference regarding wet or dry food recipes.​

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GROOMING CATS

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These Cats most times have lots of furr, so a comb through once a week will help get rid of dead hair, and will serve as a good check over for any parasites or injuries. By doing a quick groom regularly, you’ll be able to spot if a cat is unwell, one of the first signs is often a greasy coat where a cat is unable to reach, or not feeling well enough to make the usual effort.  

As with all cats, regular vaccination and parasite control is recommended and this should be discussed with your vet, as well as an annual veterinary cat health check.  

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SUITABILITY FOR FAMILY LIFE

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Friendly, loyal, and people loving, the cat is ideal for child-free homes and homes with younger & older children, Their wide-eyed, round-faced appearance is is like  that of a toy or doll, family member who earns their place.