🐈 Ragamuffin kittens
The Ragamuffin is a large, exceptionally docile cat known for going limp in your arms, a plush rabbit-soft coat, and a gentle, people-focused personality. It is one of the calmest lap breeds, well suited to relaxed households seeking an affectionate companion.
History & background
The Ragamuffin was developed in the United States in the 1990s from Ragdoll lines, established as a separate breed to broaden its colors, patterns, and gene pool. It was recognized for championship by the Cat Fanciers' Association in 2011.
Is a Ragamuffin right for you?
Ragamuffins fit families, seniors, and first-time owners who want a laid-back, cuddly companion. Their docile nature and tolerance make them good with gentle children and other pets, though they should live strictly indoors.
Care & health
The medium-long coat resists matting but benefits from twice-weekly combing to stay tangle-free. Keep them lean with measured feeding and play, and monitor for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a heart condition seen in related breeds.
Ragamuffin FAQ
How big do Ragamuffin cats get?
Ragamuffins are a large breed; males often reach 15–20 pounds and females 10–15, with full size developing over about four years.
Are Ragamuffins good apartment cats?
Yes. They are calm, quiet, and indoor-only, so they adapt very well to apartments as long as they get daily play and companionship.
Do Ragamuffins shed a lot?
They shed a moderate amount. Regular combing controls loose hair and prevents mats in their soft, medium-long coat.
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