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Welcome to The Ragdoll Hub

Lucas James

The Ragdoll Hub was created out of a love for Ragdoll Cats and cats in general. We love the Ragdoll cat and wanted to share our experiences with anyone either thinking about getting one, or you already have one and have questions.

We have a lot of helpful content on this site and love hearing feedback. Contact us or just enjoy the site.

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Cinnamon Ragdoll

By Lucas James

The cinnamon Ragdoll cat is a reddish brown color, similar to the color of the cinnamon spice. A cinnamon Ragdoll cat usually has a light cream body with these light brown points. Cinnamon is one of the very rare Ragdoll colors, so, like other rare colorations, it is in pretty high demand!

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Do Ragdoll Cats Scratch Furniture

By Lucas James

I have owned a number of different cats.  Ragdolls are the only breed of cat I have owned that has not scratched my furniture.  Not all of my ragdolls have behaved in this way.  It's just that every other breed I have owned has scratched my furniture.  If you are looking for a cat that will most likely not scratch furniture ragdolls are the best choice. 

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Ragdoll vs Birman

By Lucas James

The main difference between a Ragdoll cat and a Birman Cat is size, personality, and coat features. Ragdolls are larger, with a muscular, semi-longhaired coat, blue eyes, and an affectionate, dog-like personality. Birmans have medium size, soft, silky fur without a thick undercoat, and almost round blue eyes, and they're generally friendly but less likely to follow owners around. Also, unlike Ragdolls, Birmans have white "gloves" on their paws.

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do ragdolls make good barn cats

Do Ragdoll Cats Make Good Barn Cats?

By Lucas James

In Canada, there is an increasing need for barn cats. In fact per capita parts of Alberta have more horses per person than anywhere else in the world. It is a hotbed and includes places like Spruce Meadows and The Calgary Stampede. It is also where Heartland is filmed.

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Can Cats Eat Dog Food

By Lucas James

An occasional or accidental food swap is not a big deal, but continuously giving canine food to your feline is not allowed at all. Doing this for too long can cause dietary restrictions in your cat.

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Can Cats Eat Rotisserie Chicken?

By Lucas James

Generally speaking, no, your cat should not eat rotisserie chicken. There are several ingredients here that can be harmful, so it is better to be safe rather than sorry. However, plain boiled chicken is a suitable alternative that you can give to your cat! Read on to find out more. 

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Kill Bugs in Litter Box

By Lucas James

Bugs in the litter box. Something that no one wants, especially your cats. Often this problem can be solved quite easily, and this article will layout the 4 simple steps required to fix the problem for good.

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A New Puppy Checklist – How to Introduce Your Cat to a New Puppy

By Lucas James

Owners of Ragdoll cats will know that these majestic animals are some of the best pets to have. They make excellent companions for any size family with their lovely docile demeanour. They are known to be bigger than other cats, and they have semi-long hair that makes them seem extra fluffy. Overall, these cats are gorgeous and possibly one of the many reasons their owners chose them.

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Euthanizing a Cat

By Lucas James

But cats don't live as long as humans, and often need euthanasia (a gentle and easy death), it certainly isn't something any cat owner wants to consider or think about but it is a responsibility of pet ownership and something we need to consider.

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Litter box smell hacks

Litter Box Smell Hacks

By Lucas James

It simply involves more frequent cleaning, along with certain add-ins such as deodorizers. This is not a one size fits all prescription, however-- you may have to go through some trial and error to find out which solution, or which combination of solutions, works best for you and your pet.

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