Ragdoll Reviews

Ragdoll Cats - the clue is in the name! They are larger than most breeds, longer and fatter, but the real difference is in their floppiness. The name 'Ragdoll' was coined when it was noticed that the cats would flop like a ragdoll on being picked up. Children tend to adore them as they are generally happy to be picked up and cuddled and ...  Read the complete review

Ive had many different cats thought my life and i can definatly say that the best breed is regdoll. I have a little girl ragdoll at the moment and shes so wonderful so calm and well tempered not aggressive at all. she very loving and follows me from room to room by the door crying if its shut. Ragdolls love hugs and attention ( can be ...  Read the complete review

Cats are my favourite animals, I have had many cats since I was a child. I have loved each cat I have had all for their own individual qualities. This review is telling you why I love my current Ragdoll cat at the moment. As you may or may not know Ragdoll cats are very placid and soft animals, and probably the most placid breed of ...  Read the complete review

Hi we have two ragdoll cats we got them given to us around four months ago from my Nan who had to give them up for health reasons. We were lucky to be given these cats as i have been made aware they usually cost around the £300 mark. One is quite a large cat with far darker than usual markings, and is a nightmare for the amount of hair ...  Read the complete review

I love cats and think i will always have them in my life. I was given two cats when I was younger, but unfortunately they have both died now. When I move out of my parents I begged my boyfriend to buy me a kitten. I decided that I wanted to get a pedigree cat, I knew roughly what I wanted but decided to look on the internet. As soon as ...  Read the complete review

I have a 9 month old seal bi-colour male Ragdoll. He is an amazing cat. I'd recommend the Ragdoll breed to anyone, they are very affectionate and they never leave your side. They have quite long fur which doesn't mat. They are indoor cats. And they are amazingly pretty animals. People say they are more like dogs which they are ...  Read the complete review

I have always had cats around me - from the day of my birth. Whether they were moggies or pedigrees I've loved them all. But in early 2001 my parents came home with a rather grubby looking little pile of fluff - they had named him George and he was a Cream Point Ragdoll, one of the first of his type in the United Kingdom. From the ...  Read the complete review

Ever since I allowed my Ragdoll cat, Kira, to perch on my lap whilst writing reviews, she has demanded to introduce herself to you, my readers. She can be very persuasive both vocally and by walking over the keyboard so without further ado, here is a background to Ragdoll cats and my own little minx. ...  Read the complete review

Raggies are the best kitties!! - Advantages: Very, very affectionate, Very, very playful, Do not shed very much - Disadvantages: They want to watch you go to the loo, They sit on your newspaper when you are trying to read it, Just too cute!

I have two female blue point ragdolls and they are the most beautiful creatures. They have quite long cream fur with darker ears, faces, feet and tails. Although they have incrediable fur they are not high maintainence and are always cleaning themselves (or each other) These cats are very friendly and when they want attention they will ...  Read the complete review

I grew up in a house were furry pets were a dream because of my Mum and Sister being badly asthmatic and allergic to fur. My dream was to have a cat or a dog as soon as was possible. My Husband and I live in a flat and had therefore decided that we would not be making any such purchases until we could afford to buy a house! Well ...  Read the complete review

My mum and Dad have recently well a year ago bought two Ragdoll Cats. They are beautiful and have a wonderful coat. When you pick them up they flop like a cloth dolly (Ragdolls) They can be very demanding at times, when they want fed, they will be fed. When they want out they will get out and if they dont they run around the house chasing each ...  Read the complete review

Ragdolls have to be the purrfect breed of cat.... and live up to their name. A wonderful mix of lapcat and mischievous feline making this in my opinion the ulitmate cat. I have a 4 year old female seal point called 'Blossom" She is very friendly cat who loves all the attention she can get. Ragdolls are a relatively new ...  Read the complete review