This is Angelmist of Guysndolls
Ragdolls, an example of a lilac Ragdoll.
She is a Bi-Colour Girl and is 7 months old in this photo.This is Angelmist of Guysndolls
Ragdolls, an example of a lilac Ragdoll.
She is a Bi-Colour Girl and is 7 months old in this photo.
The lilac is grey and cream in color. Ragdoll Fanciers Worldwide provides a good example of the different patterns and colors (however, there are photos on this page as well). Please check out the Ragdoll Fanciers Worldwide Website as well (link below).
The kittens pictured below are from Guysndolls
Ragdolls in Australia. They are all Lilac.
The photos below are of Milo of Drouindolls. He is a Lilac point Ragdoll cat.
The photos below are of Summer Breeze of Drouindolls. She is a Lilac bicolor Ragdoll. She is photographed here with her first litter. Do you want to see more Ragdoll Kittens? Go to Floppycats.com’s Ragdoll Kitten Page.
Ragdoll Fanciers WorldWide: Lilac Colors
If you are really interested in showing your Ragdoll cat, there is a terrific website that shows what the cat must look like (link below).
Please contact floppycats.com if you have a Ragdoll kitty who has this color type and you’d like for he or she to be featured on this page!
Would you like to see more Adult Ragdoll Cat Pictures? Click on any of the following color patterns, to see more Ragdoll Pictures:
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The Lilac coloring for Ragdolls is so pretty looking, but somewhat rare therefore expensive!
I have not looked into Lilacs and their pricing, as I prefer the darker colors – but no doubt if it’s rare it’s more expensive. If you have information on them, I’d love to include it on the site. In fact, with all your research, you’re more than welcome to post anything you think would benefit the other floppycats.com readers.
Thanks for the offer! Off the top of my head, there is one breeder that floppycats already interviewed once before that specializes in Lilac and Chocolate too, I believe, Ragdolls. The cattery is called Angel Girls Ragdolls (wwwangelgirlragdolls.com). Their webpage is quite informative too from Ragdolls to cat stuff that they have tried in the past. There is even a cat toilet on there! I prefer the blue coloring and then seal
Yes, Angel Girls’ website is neat because she really takes the time to walk through all the different colors and explain them. Education is always a nice bonus on a breeder website.
Definitely! Plus, Angel Girls conducts elaborate testing to ensure healthy cats as well as no inbreeding with their pedigrees. They are one of the breeders that I have down as an option to adopt a Ragdoll from later on in the future!