I was looking through some old pictures, and came across this one. Arlo really is a loyal friend.
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Adult Ragdoll Cat Pictures
Ragnificent Ragdolls Kahlua & Cream, looking very curious about the whole camera & flashy light thing.
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This is Ragnificent Ragdolls – Milky Way, one of Abby’s siblings. One of the smaller kittens was attacking her tail.
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This is Cali, queen of all she surveys. She’s looking a little exasperated, but she really is a sweet cat.
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Just a fun shot of Arlo, with one eye open. This is an old shot. Nothing to do with his current eye issue, which is getting better. Poor guy is getting tired of wearing the cone of shame, though.
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Yet another one of the gorgeous cats at Ragnificent Ragdolls. I would take more home with me, but our house is full! We have 2 poodles, 3 ragdolls, and Stormy, a Bombay.
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Abby is still my favorite model. She is ever so patient with me. She is going to the vet, Monday, to have her mysterious hair loss looked at.
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This is the only picture that I can find of Annie, my mom’s Ragdoll. Annie just passed away.
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This is a fun photo using selective desaturation. All colors are removed, except for blue. Abby has very blue eyes to start with, but this treatment really makes them pop.
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A few days ago, we noticed that Arlo had a red eye. We had him checked out, before leaving for a weekend. It turns out that he had a 103 degree fever, and his eye was about to burst. We had no idea that he was this sick. Arlo is feeling better, now, so we are pretty sure that he’s going to be around for a while, but it is still touch and go with his eye. Our pets, especially Ragdolls, will not complain. You really have to keep an eye on things, to know if they are sick or hurt. It’s easy if they are coughing, or have GI issues, but fevers, tumors, bites, and puncture wounds can easily go unnoticed.
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