The Ragdoll
Developed in California in the 1960s, the Ragdoll is a large, gentle, blue-eyed cat renowned for its laid-back temperament and dog-like devotion. They thrive on human company, get along beautifully with children and other pets, and are happiest as indoor companions.
Their placid nature makes them wonderful first cats — but it also means they rely on responsible, indoor homes that keep them safe.
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What makes a Ragdoll special
Ragdolls bond closely with their people and love to be held — many go limp with contentment, giving the breed its name.
One of the biggest domestic breeds; males reach 6–9 kg and take up to 4 years to fully mature.
A plush semi-long coat with minimal undercoat means less matting and easy weekly grooming.
All purebred Ragdolls have striking blue eyes and a colour-pointed pattern in several colours.
Colours & patterns
Ragdolls come in a range of point colours across four patterns. Explore the kittens we have in each.
GroomingA weekly brush keeps the coat silky and mat-free; more during seasonal shedding.
IndoorsTheir trusting nature means Ragdolls should be kept indoors or in a secure catio.
CompanyThey dislike being alone for long — consider a companion if you're out all day.