When you love something you want to share it with others so they can fall in love with it too. Something powerful enough to capture your heart and mind is important enough to be shared with others.
We do this with just about every aspect of our lives, so why stop at our beloved pets? Show you love for your furry friends by buying I Love bumper stickers for your favorite pet. CafePress has a wide variety of these bumper stickers available, such as the I Love My Ragdoll Cat Bumper Sticker.
Printed on highly durable and weather resistant vinyl and measuring ten inches by three inches, these colorful bumper stickers are guaranteed not to fade or bleed with sun and rain exposure. So get yours today and show your love for you cats- even the Bicolor Ragdoll, Blue Lynx Mitted Ragdoll, and any other Ragdoll Cat.
When you are ready to bring your new Ragdoll Kitten home and you are bound to have a lot of questions. Wouldn’t it be nice to have a sneak peek at what it will be like? Wouldn’t you like to know inside tips and secrets that will make the transition smoother and those first few days and week more enjoyable? Wouldn’t you like to have a complete guide at your fingertips, ready to refer to whenever a question arises? Well, thankfully you can, by picking up your own copy of “Bringing Your Ragdoll Kitten Home- A Ragdoll Kitten Care Guide.”
Learn inside tips and tricks for training, care, breeding, feeding, grooming, and raising a happy and healthy Ragdoll. Find helpful recommendations for those essential products and toys that can enrich your cat’s life and make your life a little easier.
All of it is available for you online and in select stores. Whether you are getting a bicolor Ragdoll, a blue lynx mitted Ragdoll, or are just looking for a good Ragdoll Cat Guide, this is the book for you. So grab your copy and start preparing for that happy day when your little one finally comes home.
Update, Feb 23, 2013 - Oliver has been ADOPTED!! See other Ragdolls listed for rehoming.
He was born in August of 2011, neutered,registered blue bi-color. His name is Oliver aka Oli he isn't declawed but is good about using his scratch post. Email pcasper2828@hotmail.com for more information. I'm just not home at all because my boyfriend is allergic to cats so I'm always at his house and its not fair to Oli...he loves to lay in your lap and give kisses follows you everywhere and sleeps on my pillow the few nights I'm home. He does very well with dogs but will not let them know when it's too much so need to keep an eye out for him!
Age: Year and a Half
Sex: Male
Fee: $350
Location: Iowa
Show your love for your cat by giving them the SmartCat Ultimate Scratching Post. Deigned to withstand even the worst scratching and clawing, the unique material surface offers cats the chance to do what comes so naturally to them- scratch and claw.
Save your furniture, your curtains, and your legs and make the smart choice and choose SmartCat today. Its sleek design makes it pleasing to the eyes and allows this post to be used anywhere without creating an eyesore. At a height of 32 inches and with all four sides of the post open for scratching business, the SmartCat Ultimate Scratching Post scratching power rivals that of even the Sisal Cat Scratching Post.
The SmartCat Scratching Post can be further enhanced with cat snacks and treats such as cat nip. Make this toy the newest edition to your cat’s play area today. Give your cat the chance to do what comes naturally without risking damage to your home or your own person at the hands of overly sharp claws.
Look around online and you will find countless images of cats enjoying scratching posts like this one. Whether you have a wild and crazy tom-cat, a proud and elegant Siamese, or a beautiful Bicolor Ragdoll, your feline friend is sure to enjoy the SmartCat Ultimate Scratching Post!
Masquerag Cordon Bleu (we call him George)
Age: 11 years old
Sex: Male
Fee: $200
Location: Dallas, TX.
E-mail: jtkuehn@gmail.com
Phone: 214-718-5936
George is a lovely Blue Point Bicolor Ragdoll. In his youth, he was a show cat. We have only had George about a year and a half. We are looking for another home for George because my husband developed asthma after we got him. His doctor recommended getting rid George. George is neutered, does not spray and still has his claws. He is strictly an inside cat who loves to snuggle and is quite a purr box. He likes lying on the back of the couch and sleeping with me at night. Believe it or not, he even comes when I call him for bedtime. He likes to chase a feather toy and sharping his claws on corrigated cardboard scratchers. George gets along well with cat friendly dogs. He prefers being the only cat in the household and will not share a litter box with another cat or tolerate a dirty box. Multiple boxes are a good idea. One oddity about George is he likes to lick and chew on plastic bags, so it's a good idea to keep those put away. If he is doing something you don't like, he stops if you hiss at him. The only doctor's visits (besides for shots, which are all up to date) were for an in-grown claw, a recurring watery benign cyst that can easily be drained, and a sinus infection. None of those are currently a problem. George will come with food, a bed, scratching pads, litter boxes, brush and comb, and records.
It doesn’t matter whether you have a blue lynx mitted ragdoll, a bicolor Ragdoll or any other type of Ragdoll, you probably know how difficult it can be to get them to take medications in tablet form. As soon as they hear the pop of the foil or the sound of the pill container they automatically know to make a run for it.
But Greenies Pill Pockets are the perfect answer to this problem and if the reviews are anything to go by your cats will not only love them, they won’t even realize they’re taking their medication.
These small cat snacks are designed to house any conventional veterinary prescribed tablet in the middle, and then you simply squeeze the end closed to seal in the tablet. The snacks are made of highly nutritious ingredients with probiotics for intestinal health, so it isn’t even like you’re feeding poor quality treats to your furry friends.
You can choose from chicken or salmon flavor, and buy just one pouch or make a saving on repeat deliveries if your Ragdoll requires long term medication. They are simply a stress-free way to make sure your best friend gets the medication he or she has been prescribed.
While the most secure and safe place for your bicolor ragdoll is inside your home, some cats just are not happy unless they can go outside. This can be very upsetting for cat owners who worry about their cat outside. It is only natural that a cat wants to explore and experience the out of doors, however there are many dangers which he or she are not aware. Peace of mind can be found with the Katkabin cat product.
This sturdy outdoor cat enclosure lets your cat go in and out with ease. Your cat can roam your yard or the neighborhood knowing that there is a safe and secure place that she can go. It is a great place to relax, nap or just lounge around in outside. It can be fixed permanently to the driveway or an outside deck and is insulated to keep your cat comfortable.
The Katkabin is four feet long so it is ideal for larger cats as well. There are ventilation holes in the back as well as a removable cat flap door in the front which protects from rough weather. It is constructed of sturdy plastic and comes in five colors. Here is a safe and cozy place for your cat to be even though they are outside.
Everytime I pet her she starts n licking my hands. I think she thinks we are all grooming her?
Kitty's Name: Tilly tat
Name: Crystal
Where: Seattle area
***ADOPTED****
Bicolor Blue beautiful long hair lots of white mixed with blue mask around eyes and down back and tail.
Name is Irja- pronounced Eerie-ya. It's a swedish name. lol
She is up to date on all shots and is completely healthy-no long term illnesses, nothing.
She loves lying on laps and meows to everyone coming in the door instead of running and hiding.
I used to allow her to sleep on my bed but cannot anymore due to VERY bad allergies, which is the reason for rehoming by the way...that cannot even be alleviated by meds of all sorts.
She can NOT go outside at all! She's never been outside and she'd probably die because for 3 years she's had no training in how to survive. She's only been inside.
She'd probably do very well in a home alone, meaning without other pets or children, though my thoughts seem to lean towards her being ok with another cat I very well may be wrong--since she's always been alone with me.
She eats one can of wet can of fancy feast food every night so be sure that this is something you can fit into your finances!
She's really beautiful and loves making "doughnuts" on tummies! lol
Age: 3.5 years
Sex: Female
Fee: $200.00
Location: Nashville/Trevecca Towers on Trevecca University campus
ADOPTED
Donovan is going to be a BIG BOY..He goes limp when you pick him up and has a dynomite personality! and of course great blue eyes!!
Name of Kitten: Donovan
Date of Birth: July 14th 2012
Color Pattern: blue bicolor
Sex: Male
Parents: APRIL / NIMO
Price: $600.00
Date: available now
Breeder Name: Angelkissed Ragdolls
Breeder Website: www.angelkissedragdolls.com
Breeder Location: North Branch, MN
Breeder Phone: 651-587-0828
Breeder E-mail: gaillee5@yahoo.com
ADOPTED
Tina is absolutley gorgeous..she has the super silky fur and deep blue eyes..she is a seal bicolor with great markings..Love me personality..
Name of Kitten: TINA
Date of Birth: July 14th 2012
Color Pattern: Seal bicolor
Sex: female
Parents: APRIL / NIMO
Price: $600.00
Date: available now
Breeder Name: Angelkissed Ragdolls
Breeder Website: www.angelkissedragdolls.com
Breeder Location: North Branch,mn
Breeder Phone: 651-587-0828
Breeder E-mail: gaillee5@yahoo.com
****ADOPTED****
Prince is getting prettier every day.His sweet personality, and soft fur makes him pick me up and kissable....this whole litter is fantastic quality!!
Name of Kitten: Prince
Date of Birth: july 14th 2012
Color Pattern: blue bicolor
Sex: male
Parents: APRIL / NIMO
Price: ****ADOPTED****
****ADOPTED****
Breeder Name: Angelkissed Ragdolls
Breeder Website: www.angelkissedragdolls.com
Breeder Location: north branch, mn
Breeder Phone: 651-587-0828
Breeder E-mail: gaillee5@yahoo.com
Miracle Canvas offers professional style photographs stretched and ready to display on custom sized cat canvas prints. The pictures are so crisp you would swear you could reach over and touch fur or see the clear detail of a pair of bright eyes of these interior canvas prints.
The way they can make the picture look beautiful stretched over more than one canvas puts this site in a class of it’s own. The pictures are even stretched around the frame so that the whole picture is visible from a side angle.
Miracle Canvas has a database that includes almost 15,000 cat pictures. Of those, over 500 are Ragdoll cat pictures. Bicolor Ragdoll and Rag Doll kittens make up the bulk of the pictures that include all kinds of poses and props.
These pictures are worth a look and would make any room feel warm and comfortable with beautiful pictures of loveable furry friends.
What photos of your kitty would you use if you were to buy something from Miracle Canvas? Have you thought about where you would hang the photo or photos? Have you thought about getting one of these as a gift for a friend of yours that might enjoy it?
Are you on Facebook? You may have noticed that now you can have two photos on your profile page on their new Timeline format - but sometimes figuring out how to get the size just right can be frustrating. At the same time, it can be fun to stand out in the crowd and really customize your profile to make it your own brand. What really defines you and what you're all about?
Did you know that you can buy Facebook cover photos or even get free ones? In 5-6 weeks, Foob will announce many free customizable Facebook cover photos that you can choose from. Just imagine the possibilities you can put together of your blue lynx mitted Ragdoll cat.
However, they have several right now that you can buy for just $4.99/each.
What is your favorite cat or kitty Facebook cover on Foob? What about your favorite Facebook cover of all time? Do you have a favorite one of a bicolor Ragdoll? Why?
You may consider following Foob on Twitter and tweeting with other Foob users to see what their favorite Facebook cover photos are that include Ragdoll cat pictures.
Blue Bicolor Female Ragdoll is now retired and looking for a calm home. She will do well with perhaps one other pet and an older child.
Sweet docile girl who also likes her independence but always willing to play DA Bird with you and get attention.
Already spayed and UTD on all vaccines. DNA HCM negative. TICA registered.
Age: 6 yrs old
Sex: Female
Fee: $150
Location: Raleigh, NC
E-mail: megaileeragdolls@yahoo.com
****ADOPTED FAST******
Nikko and Indy are two purebred male Ragdolls that have been together since birth. They are 9 years old, front declawed, fixed, up to date on shots and litter trained. They are inseparable and should never be split apart as they are best friends. Nikko is a Seal Point bicolor, Indy is a blue mitted Ragdoll cat. Both have striking blue eyes and are absolutely adorable. Their personalities will keep you entertained and will humor you constantly. They both love running water and will be at your feet in the morning to turn on the tap for them! Indy will do his little “biscuit making” routine prior to drinking… it’s his way of saying he’s excited! Nikko is the boss during the day then Indy takes over the nurturing roll at night and will wash Nikko. If you have ever wanted a Ragdoll why not get two! Indy and Nikko are perfect examples of the Ragdoll breed. They are soft and luxurious, loving, adorable, humorous, the best friends you’ll ever have! Unfortunately due to a recent move where the owner of the property does not allow animals, we must find a new loving home for Nikko and Indy.
Robin
Age: 9 years old
Sex: Males
Fee: $200
Location: Colleyville Tx
***OWNER DECIDED TO KEEP***
Kitson is a one year old lilac bicolor ragdoll male. He celebrated his one-year- old birthday on November 14, 2011 (He was born on November 14, 2010). We adopted him on February 11, 2011 at three months old.
We love Kitson very much, but are choosing to have him adopted for multiple reasons. We have a newborn baby in the house and Kitson is not getting the love or attention that he deserves. I am so busy all day with our son, and my husband is at work all day. I have been back and forth about finding him a better home for months, but we recently decided that we are moving out of New York and this made up my mind for me. We are planning a move to Georgia and plan on driving there with a U-Haul and do not want Kitson to suffer in a cat cage for 18 or more hours. Also, we do not have air conditioning in our apartment, and Kitson was very hot last summer with his long hair. We would prefer if his new owner had air conditioning (we understand if that is too much to ask). Kitson has never been around any other animals besides other ragdoll cats such as his litter-mates at his breeder's home. We do not know if he would do well with dogs, or cats of another species.
Kitson is VERY loving, and we want him to go to a home with an owner who will shower him with affection. He is more like a dog than a cat when it comes to loyalty to his owner. He follows me from room to room, and even sits by the bathroom door while my husband shaves his face. He is definitely not the type of cat where you don't know where he is because he is always right by your side! Kitson will even sleep on your pillow if you allow him to. We used to sleep with him cuddled up with us, but we have a newborn baby so unfortunately Kitson sleeps on his own in the living room now. He will even clean you as if you are one of his own. Since he is still young, Kitson loves to play. He has never attacked, and has never hissed once. I don't think he knows what hissing is. He has never intentionally scratched or bit us or broken our skin. He will only nip or accidentally scratch if you are playing rough with him, but other than being playful, he has never done anything like that which is rare in a cat! He never gets angry, not even when I clip his nails or brush him, or wash him in the bath tub (I only did that twice when he was a kitten and he got a little dirty)! Also, he is very good with children. My newborn pulls his hair (by accident), and Kitson does not budge. Of course, I separate them as soon as my son does that.
Medical History: He was neutered at three months old. He has completely received the following mandatory feline vaccinations: Panleukopenia, Rhinotrachetis, and Calicivirus; all were received at 2, 8, and finally 12 weeks old. He also had Nemex 2 at 6 weeks old, and deworming at 9 and 12 weeks old. We chose not to give Kitson a rabies shot because he is strictly an indoor cat, and we do not have 
any other pets. We have his pet papers to give to his new owner.
Certificates: We have a Pedigree Certificate which lists his family tree/blood line. We also have his blue slip to prove that he is registered with The International Cat Association, Inc. We also have his contract/guarantee from his breeder: Kitson has a two year replacement guarantee against hereditary or congenital defects that affects the life of the cat.
Food and Litter: We feet Kitson Nutro Max Cat dry food, and Fancy Feast beef chunks in gravy wet food. He is very adaptable in changing to new dry food if you do not feel that it is nutritious enough for him. I know that many people prefer higher end grain-free brands and I'm sure he would enjoy it more. When it comes to wet food, he loves his chunks in gravy and will NOT touch the pate, or blended cat food. He has to have chunks. I also add a little water to his wet food to increase his water intake a bit. As for litter, he uses Tidy Cat scoopable. Kitson does not have any litter issues and is well trained.
Shedding: Kitson DOES shed. Upon adopting him, we were told by our breeder that ragdolls do not shed, but this is not true. When I have spoken to other ragdoll owners, they confirmed that ragdolls indeed do shed. I swiffer once or twice a week and use the pledge sweeper on our couch, and there have not been any other problems. It is not excessive cat hair, but I just feel I should mention it in case you are under the impression that ragdolls don't shed. He has a very big tail! His hair is beautiful and the softest fur you will ever feel! He is knot-free too :) I also have brushes that I can give you for him.
Adoption Fee: We are asking for $400 for Kitson because he is a purebred pedigree cat for which we paid $800 for. We thought this to be fair since he is just one year old and is still under his breeder's guarantee. However, it could be negotiated. I will draw up a contract for both of us once we discuss all the details and agree on all terms. Also, Kitson does not have scratching issues. The only time he ever scratched furniture was when we didn't have a scratching post for him (shame on us!) and he leaned up and kneaded the tip of our couch by where I sit. We then bought him a scratching post and put it right next to that spot on the couch, and now that is what he leans up and scratches all the time. It is against our contract with his breeder to declaw him or allow him to go outside due to his gentle and naive nature. Also, in some pictures, Kitson has a short haircut (a one time idea on our part). His long, soft fur is fully grown in again, beautiful as ever.
Age: 1 year
Sex: Male
Fee: $400 (negotiable)
Location: Brooklyn, New York
I got Tulah when she was 2 years old from someone who couldn't keep her any longer. Her original name was Toolbox, but I could not call this beautiful girl by that name. She adapted well, but she is definitely my cat. She follows me around like a dog and if I don't come down to the computer soon enough, she yells at me. She likes to sit on my lap and watch the images on the screen. Her papers say she is a sealpoint mitted, but she seems more of a blue to me.
Murphy is my 12 year old sealpoint bicolor. He is very lovable, but small for a ragdoll. He has to have "lap" time every afternoon around 2:30 and of course always announces it's time for treats at 8:30p.m.
Kitty's Name: Tulah and Murphy
Name: Charlotte Short
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The Scratch Lounge is a cardboard cat scratcher that is made of 100% recyclable materials and is proven safe because of the nontoxic wheat-based glue that is used to adhere the cardboard structure.
The Scratch Lounge was issued a U.S. utility patent because of its reversible unique pads that also embraces a super dense honeycomb construction. Such a structure can give your Bicolor Ragdoll a cozy, comfy feeling while scratching/stretching.
Scratch Lounge also won an award of Editor's Choice for Best New Product of 2006 by introducing the first ever 3-sided scratcher with catnip included.
This unique cat scratcher was designed to fit cats of all sizes and breeds. Made and crafted in Chicago, Illinois, this cat product has dimensions of 13.5 x 22 x 4.8 inches; 3.5 pounds.
You can grab a Scratch Lounge for your kitty through Amazon.com for $18.74.
What can you say about Scratch Lounge compared to other cat scratchers? Leave us a comment below.
Visit Floppy Cats regularly and learn about the possible causes of anemia in cats.
Scratching is a normal behavior for all cats. It serves various roles for them such as a means of exercise, stretching, and marking of territory.
Omega Paw's Ripple Board Scratch'n Massage Bed is a 3-in-1 cat product that offers sleeping, scratching, and massaging.
It is made out of durable cardboard and Omega Paw's patented Ripple Board massage. This feature offers a massaging experience to your cat as it stimulates its body nerves and relieves muscle pains.
This cardboard cat bed is treated with organic catnip oil to add attraction to your bicolor ragdoll cats. Product dimensions: 16.2 x 16.2 x 4.8 inches.
You can purchase Omega Paw Ripple Board Scratch'n Massage Bed for $16.99 at Amazon.com. This item is eligible to ship FREE through Amazon.com's Super Saver Shipping for orders over $25.
Have your kitties tried out this scratch and massage bed? What can you say about it?
Share your answers with fellow cat parents in our Ragdoll Cat forum or you may leave a comment below.
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