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The breed is known for its placid temperament. Unlike some feline counterparts, the RagaMuffin is neither overly independent nor excessively needy. Their balanced nature means they’re content to curl up on your lap or entertain themselves when you’re busy. Their playful disposition is often seen well into their adult years, making them delightful companions for those who enjoy an interactive pet.
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The breed is known for its placid temperament. Unlike some feline counterparts, the RagaMuffin is neither overly independent nor excessively needy. Their balanced nature means they’re content to curl up on your lap or entertain themselves when you’re busy. Their playful disposition is often seen well into their adult years, making them delightful companions for those who enjoy an interactive pet.
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The Ultimate RagaMuffin Guide
About RagaMuffin
The RagaMuffin is a breed of cat that possesses an endearing combination of looks and temperament. Large, with expressive eyes and a silky coat, these felines win hearts not only with their appearance but also their friendly and loving nature. As a relatively new breed, there’s much to explore about this delightful cat.
Lifespan
12 to 16 years
Weight
4.5 to 9 kg
Height
24 to 28 cm
Grooming
The RagaMuffin, with its luxurious coat, requires some specific grooming attention to ensure it remains in top condition.
Origins
The RagaMuffin’s history dates back to the 1990s, making it a relatively new breed. They share some ancestry with the Ragdoll breed. The primary difference between the two breeds was breeding objectives and certain physical characteristics. Over the years, breeders have worked hard to develop the distinct RagaMuffin we know today, emphasising its unique traits and gentle temperament.
Key Characteristics Of RagaMuffins
Are RagaMuffins Family-Friendly?
Yes. RagaMuffins are known for their sweet, docile nature. They are often described as “puppy-like” because they enjoy following their human companions around and are genuinely interested in whatever you’re doing. This makes them ideal for families, as they get along well with children and other pets, especially when introduced properly.
Common Health Issues & Considerations
RagaMuffins may suffer from:
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
Infectious Peritonitis
Liver Issues
Nature / Temperament
Affectionate, Gentle, Loyal, Playful, Docile
Suitable Environment
RagaMuffin cats are well-suited for indoor living. Their docile nature means they are at risk outdoors, as they may not defend themselves against threats effectively. A safe, indoor environment where they can roam, play, and relax is ideal.
Other Considerations
- RagaMuffins can have a variety of eye colours, and sometimes, each eye is a different colour.
- Unlike some long-haired breeds, their coat doesn’t mat easily due to its unique texture.
- RagaMuffins have a soft, melodious voice and are not known to be excessively vocal.
How can I take good care of my RagaMuffin?
Nutrition
As with all cats, a balanced diet is essential. Given their size, they can be prone to obesity. High-quality cat food, either commercial or homemade (under veterinary guidance), is recommended. Portion control and regular feeding schedules can help maintain their optimal weight.
Grooming
Their silky coat benefits from regular brushing, at least twice a week, to prevent tangles and remove loose hair.
Recommended Grooming Tips
While cats are generally self-cleaning, the RagaMuffin might require an occasional bath, especially if they’ve gotten into something messy.
Alongside coat care, regularly inspect and clean their ears, as longer-haired breeds can sometimes accumulate debris or wax. Use a soft cloth or a cat-specific ear cleaner.
Grooming is also a bonding experience. The more you make it a positive and calm routine, the more your RagaMuffin will come to enjoy and even anticipate these sessions.
Exercise
While they’re not overly active, play sessions help them stay physically and mentally stimulated.
Training
RagaMuffins are intelligent and can be trained. From litter training to tricks or even leash training, consistency, positive reinforcement, and patience are key.
This is general information and should not be relied on for adopting or purchasing advice.
Most Asked RagaMuffin Questions
Yes, they share some ancestry, but they are distinct breeds with different characteristics.
Yes. RagaMuffins generally get along well with other pets, especially if introduced gradually and properly.
Finding a reputable RagaMuffin breeder is the key to getting a healthy, well-behaved RagaMuffin kitten. A RagaMuffin kitten for sale from an ethical breeder has a much better chance of growing into a calm, gentle adult cat. The average cost of a RagaMuffin for sale is usually around AUD $800 to $1500.
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