A Ragdoll Kitten Care Guide – Revisions

| August 12, 2012 | 4 Comments
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I am in the process of updating A Ragdoll Kitten Care Guide and wanted to see if you had any suggestions of things to add.

Here’s an overview of the book:

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Here’s an outline of the chapters:

  • Chapter 1: Kitten-Proofing and Preparing Your Home and “Safe” Room
  • Chapter 2: First Days with Your Kitten and Things to Watch Out For
  • Chapter 3: Ragdoll Kitten’s Diet, Food and Water Bowls, Treats
  • Chapter 4: Recommended Scratchers, Toys and Beds
  • Chapter 5: Carriers and Your First Vet Visits
  • Chapter 6: Nail Trimming and Grooming
  • Chapter 7: Litter Box
  • Chapter 8: Dental Care – Teeth Brushing
  • Conclusion: Maintaining a Healthy Ragdoll Cat
  • BONUS: How to Introduce Your New Ragdoll Kitten to a Resident Cat
  • BONUS: Bringing Your Ragdoll Kitten Home Checklist
  • BONUS: Questions to ask Ragdoll Breeders

I want to make it the most comprehensive book possible.  So if after reviewing the chapter headlines, if you have ideas of things to include – please share them in the comment section below.

Thanks in advance for your tips/advice.

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Category: A Ragdoll Kitten Care Guide: Bringing Your Ragdoll Kitten Home, Ragdoll Cat Books

About the Author ()

Hi, I’m Jenny Dean, creator of Floppycats! Ever since my Aunt got the first Ragdoll cat in our family, I have loved the breed. Inspired by my childhood Ragdoll cat, Rags, I created Floppycats to connect, share and inspire other Ragdoll cat lovers around the world,

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  1. Carol Hobbs says:
    August 12, 2012 at 5:30 pm

    Hi Jenny,
    I purchased your Ragdoll Kitten Care Guide several months ago. It’s a wonderful guide for anyone new to Ragdolls. It might be good if you could include some info on the best/worst food ingredients, etc., and recommend foods that won’t upset a kitten’s stomach. With all the information about cat foods I find it very confusing. Everyone has a different opinion. Then put kitten food into the mix and it really gets crazy. I’m sure your new revised edition of the guide will be a big hit. I certainly loved the first guide.
    Take Care,
    Carol Hobbs

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    • Jenny says:
      August 13, 2012 at 6:26 pm

      HI Carol,

      I know what you mean about food – I struggle with it too. The best I can do is say that it’s a personal decision, but I do hope to include a link to Liz Eastwood’s Natural Cat Care Blog where she talks about the best canned cat foods.

      Thanks,
      Jenny

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  2. Geo says:
    August 13, 2012 at 4:49 pm

    Chapters look very comprehensive. These ideas come to mind:
    Choosing a breeder
    The importance of play, suggested toys
    Choosing a veterinarian
    Dangers of overvaccination
    Naming your kitten
    Communicating with your kitten
    Nutritional values growing kittens need vs. adult cats. More protein/ fat, etc.?
    Is an ‘all life stages’ food equivalent to a ‘kitten’ food? How much is marketing?
    Sources of trustworthy information about your Ragdoll
    Floppycats testimonials ; )

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