🐱 Ragdoll kittens
Ragdolls are among the most affectionate, easygoing cat breeds, famous for relaxing completely when held. They are large, gentle indoor cats that bond closely with their families and follow people from room to room.
History & background
The breed was developed in California in the 1960s by breeder Ann Baker, who selected for a calm temperament and semi-long silky coat. Ragdolls were recognized by major registries in the following decades and remain one of the most popular pedigreed cats in the U.S.
Is a Ragdoll right for you?
Ragdolls suit families, first-time owners, and quieter households that want a companion cat rather than a busy climber. They prefer human company, do best kept fully indoors, and are happiest when they are not left alone for very long stretches.
Care & health
Brush the silky coat two or three times a week to prevent tangles, especially behind the ears and on the britches. Provide interactive play and cat trees for gentle exercise, and choose lines screened for HCM (a heart condition) and polycystic kidney disease.
Ragdoll FAQ
Are Ragdolls hypoallergenic?
No. Ragdolls are not hypoallergenic; their semi-long coat and normal dander production mean they can trigger cat allergies like most breeds.
How much grooming do Ragdolls need?
Moderate. Brushing two to three times a week keeps the silky coat tangle-free, with extra attention during seasonal shedding.
Are Ragdolls good family cats?
Yes. They are calm, tolerant, and affectionate, which makes them well suited to families with children and other pets.
How much do Ragdoll kittens cost in Florida?
Most Ragdoll kittens from reputable Florida breeders run about $1,200 to $2,800, depending on pattern, lineage, and health testing.
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