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Forum: Ragdoll Loss
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11-26-2024, 04:57 PM
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Forum: General Chat
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11-26-2024, 04:56 PM
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Watching Birds Together
Forum: Ragdoll Cat Gallery
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11-26-2024, 04:41 PM
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Zimba and Daisy
Forum: Ragdoll Cat Gallery
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11-14-2024, 05:39 PM
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Zimba and Daisy update
Forum: Ragdoll Health
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11-07-2024, 01:03 AM
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Yesterday was tough
Forum: Ragdoll Cat Stories
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10-25-2024, 05:27 AM
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I'm not getting up no way
Forum: Ragdoll Cat Gallery
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10-25-2024, 05:18 AM
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Zimba and Daisy
Forum: Ragdoll Cat Gallery
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10-20-2024, 02:41 AM
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Help my fur is too long
Forum: Ragdoll Cat Gallery
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09-22-2024, 02:38 AM
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New toy for Zimba and Dai...
Forum: Ragdoll Cat Gallery
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09-14-2024, 06:44 PM
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Opinions Needed |
Posted by: Smudge's Mom - 09-14-2021, 02:23 PM - Forum: General Chat
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Stan and I were having a discussion this morning about which word bests describes a disgusting situation:
ICKY
OOKY
YUCKY
Stan is a YUCKY person...I mean that is the word he prefers. Actually, Stan is a pretty nice guy.
I think ICKY is a child's word....Oh, Mommy, I got bubble gum in my hair...it's all ICKY.
However, I think OOKY really shows disgust. Stand in front of a mirror and say it. Look what happens to your face. Your eyes scrunch up and you mouth turns down and you look like you are ready to hurl.
So what do you all think.
Okay so this is what happens during a Covid shutdown. What can you do? We are really, really bored.
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Cat Food Question? Need advice... |
Posted by: MUM_of_FLUFFY - 09-01-2021, 01:33 AM - Forum: Ragdoll Health
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Fluffy will be 4 years old in November (so fully grown) and I'm wondering if I should change his food to a urinary tract formula or an indoor formula?
He was fed Royal Canin Kitten (wet and dry) in his first year of life - then for the past 3 years Royal Canin Ragdoll (dry) and Royal Canin Instinctive (wet). He also has a PetKit fountain (which he loves) and drinks every day from the fountain.
My question specifically relates to preventing urinary blockages in male cats. Fluffy has never had a blockage but I never want him to experience that. Prevention being better than cure is my thinking. My previous cat was female so this is not an area I have any experience in.
When Fluffy was a kitten I read articles about urinary crystals in males and it really scared me. I did read some advice that recommended not to put them on a urinary tract diet in the first 3 years because they're still growing. I don't know if that's good advice - but I followed it...
So now that he's fully grown - is it time to change his food (particularly his dry food) to a urinary tract formula? Any comments on this and any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
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Kittens, In General |
Posted by: Smudge's Mom - 08-25-2021, 03:17 PM - Forum: General Chat
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Some of you may remember that I have been volunteering at a local no-kill shelter for many years (actually since, 2002).
It is a physically beautiful establishment....just rebuilt 18 months ago buy some local multimillionaires. The animals (cats, dogs, bunnies, guinea pigs, the occasional mouse/rat) lack for nothing. Right now we are at the height of Kitten Season. The babies are old enough to be released from foster care and brought into the adoption center. We have soooo many. However, the good news is that I don't even need to learn their names because by the following week, 3/4 of them have been adopted and have gone on to their new forever homes and a new bunch have been brought in.
However, I have to whine a bit, because I am exhausted....hope you will forgive me.
It is a well known "fact" that cats are fastidious creatures. My question is, when the He** do kittens learn that? OMG, I can't believe what I was cleaning up today. Every litter seemed to be trying to outdo the kitties in the next cage. "Oh, this is such a nice box for peeing, but the cage floor is waaaaaay better for poop. Oh eating this nice fresh food is wonderful, but not as wonderful as sitting in it. Yummy... cold water is soooooo good, but it is even better to splash it into my brother's face and spill allllllll over."
Okay, done whining. And I do have to admit, that watching them during their play time is so much fun. Cuddle time ain't bad, either.
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