What are the cons of having a Ragdoll cat?
What are the cons of having a Ragdoll cat?
Everything about Ragdolls seems perfect so far (even a bit too good to be true), but not everything is ideal.
Not supposed to go outside.
Hardball when playing.
Vocal.
Sometimes like melancholic teenagers.
Prone to several diseases.
Predisposed to become obese.
- Not supposed to go outside.
- Hardball when playing.
- Vocal.
- Sometimes like melancholic teenagers.
- Prone to several diseases.
- Predisposed to become obese.
Should you bathe a Ragdoll cat?
In general, a bath once a month (if needed) will help your Ragdoll feel nurtured and cared for without stressing her. It will help remove oil accumulation and reduce the shedding of fur, which you will come across during the spring season, i.e., if you do not groom your Ragdoll more often.
Do Ragdolls bite?
Ragdoll cats are generally friendly by nature but can become aggressive due to a variety of factors such as teething, overstimulation, or fearfulness. It’s important to understand your pet, allow them enough exercise and attention, and playtime safely so they don’t resort to biting humans.
Can Ragdoll cats be mean?
They’re docile creatures that would rather snuggle than fight. However, some Ragdolls may become aggressive if they feel threatened or if they don’t get their way. Some owners find that their Ragdolls become more aggressive when they are around other animals, such as dogs or other cats.
