Ragdoll
Calm, affectionate, and people-oriented. Ragdolls often fit homes that want a gentle companion cat and can provide daily interaction and indoor enrichment.
size
Large
energy
Low to Medium
shedding
Medium
grooming
Medium
trainability
Medium
goodWithKids
Often
vocality
Low
aloneTimeTolerance
Medium
climate
Mild
Best for
- People who want a relaxed, cuddly companion
- Families who can supervise gentle handling
- Indoor homes that provide enrichment and routine
- Owners who enjoy a social cat
Not ideal for
- Homes that want a very independent cat
- People who want minimal grooming
- Very busy households with little daily interaction
Temperament
- Gentle and affectionate
- Often follows people from room to room
- Typically tolerant with calm routines
- Enjoys being involved in daily life
Daily routine
play: Two short play sessions daily (wand toys, soft balls).
enrichment: Cat trees, window perches, and puzzle feeders keep them engaged.
grooming: Brush a few times a week to reduce tangles and shedding.
Living fit
apartment: Often a good fit with vertical space and daily interaction.
family: Usually works well with families that respect rest time.
firstTimeOwner: Often suitable for first-time cat owners who can commit to grooming and enrichment.
Health notes
- Keep a healthy weight with measured feeding and daily play.
- Discuss breed-relevant screening and preventive care with your veterinarian.
Cost and time
time: Moderate. Daily play and companionship matter.
cost: Ongoing costs include food, litter, routine vet care, and grooming tools.
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