All About RagaMuffin Kittens and Cats for Sale
RagaMuffin kittens and cats have a number of distinctive characteristics that make them excellent pets. RagaMuffins are still regarded as a rare breed, although their popularity is increasing. This is a result of their time-tested charm. RagaMuffins are currently one of the “best breeds of cats to possess” due to their clinging personalities and eagerness to give and receive attention from their owners. Their endearing personality and the part they play in their human families are the main reasons for their rising popularity. Kittens from RagaMuffin are ideal for households with young children. Additionally, they are fantastic for families looking for a kind, devoted, and reliable friend.
The personality of the RagaMuffin Cat
RagaMuffin Cat’s personality
RagaMuffins are renowned for their incredibly friendly, cuddly, submissive, and laid-back personalities. When you hold them, they are frequently floppy and become limp. RagaMuffin cats adore spending time with their owners. Whether it’s on their lap, in their arms, or while they’re cuddling or napping. Both breeders and owners frequently refer to them as “puppy cats.” This is a result of their canine characteristics. Oftentimes, RagaMuffin kittens and cats will follow you about the house as you perform tasks.
Some of the most charming traits of the RagaMuffin breed are nicely described in this 2013 Cats 101 YouTube video. The video does, however, contain one fact that is incorrect. It’s untrue to say that all RagaMuffins are white at birth. Only RagaMuffins with pointed ears and all-white kittens are born. The kittens with color that only appears on their “points” are the pointed RagaMuffins. As cats get older, their tails, faces, ears, and feet become their “points.”
The Unique “Look” of a RagaMuffin Cat
RagaMuffins’ expressions are renowned for being incredibly sweet. This characteristic causes RagaMuffin adult cats to frequently still resemble kittens. This sweet expression is a result of a combination of large, expressive, walnut-shaped eyes, puffy whisker pads, and a scoop to the nose. There shouldn’t be a break like Persian cats have for the RagaMuffin scoop. The RagaMuffin breed doesn’t go to extremes. However, a harmony between these attributes is what gives the RagaMuffin its endearing expression. Their endearing demeanour is shown in this expression.
A truly beautiful sight to behold is a large cat with such a sweet face. On the websites of our RagaMuffin breeders listed on our RagaMuffin breeders page, there are numerous instances of RagaMuffins.
RagaMuffin Cat Health
A typically healthy breed, RagaMuffins have no known breed-specific health issues. RagaMuffins and Ragdolls are linked. As an outcross, some foundation RagaMuffins included Persians. To increase genetic diversity, this was done. As a result, it is a good idea to make sure that any RagaMuffin kitten you adopt has undergone DNA testing for both PKD and the Ragdoll mutation of HCM. In the past, PKD was common among Persians.
Our RagaMuffin breeders are devoted to ensuring that none of our breeding cats carries these genes. All TRKBS breeders are required by our code of ethics to DNA test their lines. The RagaMuffin breeding cats won’t have a copy of these genes as a result of this.
RagaMuffin Cats as Family Pets
RagaMuffins are great household pets who get along with kids and dogs. RagaMuffins make wonderful family members and are frequently understanding felines. Of course, it is important to teach kids how to properly care for this unique feline (or, puppy cat).
If you have other pets, the slower the better! Because cats are territorial, it’s likely that the resident cats won’t welcome the newcomer. Isolate your new kitten in a little “safe” room before introducing them (or introducing your new RagaMuffin kitten to its new home).
How to Bond with Your RagaMuffin Kittens The “Safe Room” and RagaMuffin Kittens Adjusting to Their New Home and Other Pets
Allow the domestic cat or dog to detect the newcomer through the gaps under the door. Feed the cat you just got in this room. Give the kitty a personal waste container. Show the food, drink, and litter box to your RagaMuffin. Allow your kitty to come to you on its own terms. If you let the RagaMuffin kitten initiate contact, you’ll have a lot less trouble getting it to adapt to your house. Wait until your kitty feels secure around you before picking the kitty up for cuddles.
Play and cuddle with your new kittens while in this room. This will give your new cat a chance to get to know you before being introduced to the other pets or the main part of your house. Additionally, this space will act as a “safety zone” in case your cat gets startled while exploring its new home. Owners of kittens frequently remark that when their mature cats are startled by something, they can always locate them in the room they associate with being “safe.”
Initial Introduction to help RagaMuffin Kittens with Adjusting to Their New Home
After your RagaMuffin kitten has become comfortable in their room (playing with you and not showing signs of nervousness), it is time for introductions. Gradually allow your new kittens time out of the room, but only with your supervision. Simply leave the door of the safe room open and allow the kitten to come out and explore. Never leave your new RagaMuffin along with other animals until you are certain that they have become friends. This could take several weeks if you have other animals.
If you do have another cat(s), allow the other cat to spend time in your kitten’s safe room while your RagaMuffin kittens spend time outside the safe room. Take some material (scent cloth) and rub it on your new RagaMuffin’s cheeks. Allow your other cats to have contact with this material. Also, provide a scented cloth with your other cats’ smell on it and allow your new RagaMuffin kittens to smell this scent cloth.