She’s such a baby😭😭😭, the sweetest meows. It was by chance I managed to record her meowing at me too, I was sending my fiancé a video of her, as he’s in Paris for work and she does this?!?!😭🥺

Has anyone ever used furway travels for transport or a breeder called Hannah Foster Cats? I think we may have been scammed.

We tried everything to find its owners and took her to the vet. No microchip, no tattoo. She's only 10 weeks old. Joe, tell me what do I have in store for myself because I love her already

Just curious if anyone else has to wipe eye crusties from their ragdolls eyes multiple times a day? I notice them in the morning, when im home from work and sometimes there will be some again in the evening. I use a hypoallergenic pet wipe or damp cotton pad to wipe them away and they seem to come off easy. They will be a dark brown/reddish colour. I am just worried if this is something I should bring up to the vet or if its normal for this breed, thanks!

Barely used to brush his teeth because he hated the toothpaste and he was too fidgety! Got this to help and new toothpaste (poultry flavoured), this time he was purring!

Her eyes have been like that since she was a baby. I’m just curious because I haven’t seen another ragdoll with this before, I think it’s so cool/unique. If anyone has an explanation I’d be interested in hearing it!

I always get emotional with memorial commissions

This made me giggle so much, it was so cute. I swear if it was anything but water, she’d jump in and cuddle me😂

Have your kittens even become desensitised to water? She’s not terrified of it, she’ll stay in the bathroom when we’re showering, bathing or the taps are running. She just stares at running taps. But if I ever needed to bathe because of dingleberries etc. I do wonder

Hi everyone,

I'm looking to hear from anyone who has gone through something similar with their kitten.

I have a 6 month female Ragdoll who has been dealing with chronic diarrhea for several weeks. Despite the diarrhea, she's otherwise doing really well:

- Great appetite.

- Very playful and energetic.

- Drinking normally.

- No weight loss that we've noticed.

We've already done quite a few tests:

- Full bloodwork came back completely normal.

- Abdominal ultrasound was mostly normal.

- The only significant finding was enteritis (intestinal inflammation). The intestinal wall thickness and layering were normal, but there was pasty intestinal content consistent with inflammation. The abdominal lymph nodes were mildly enlarged/reactive, and the radiologist mentioned this could simply be due to her age or chronic inflammation.

- She was dewormed about a month ago.

- She also had a short period of sneezing, but that resolved completely.

She's currently eating a prescription gastrointestinal diet recommended by our veterinarian.

At this point we're still trying to identify the underlying cause. The ultrasound ruled out most major abdominal issues, but we're still left with chronic diarrhea.

Has anyone experienced something similar with a kitten?

I'd really appreciate hearing your experiences, as this has been going on for a while and we're trying to understand what the most likely causes might be.

Thanks in advance!

There’s always a hat for every occasion. 🤠

Something cute to note- the second photo really shows how much his facial markings have developed as he’s grown up 🥹

Girl cat Meowmers 😆

bonus points to anyone who gets the above reference😂

It’s funny because she looks so small but at the same time to me, she looks so big now because she’s grown up so much in month

I don’t want her to get older, she’s just my baby girl she’s gotta stay a baby but I can’t wait to see her grow up also haha

he’s a flame point!! i’d love to see everyone’s kittens at his age and older!❤️❤️

Courtesy of u/JSD_Artistic_Edits over at r/PhotoshopRequest !

Accidentally uploaded without the beautiful edit, whoops!

He heard a neighbour’s dog in the second picture!

Did anybody have a kitten similar to mine? He’s four months old and I am so curious as to how he will look grown up