My Ragdoll Cat Adventures Part Two → Welcome To Ragdoll Cats For Life

February 24th 2023 Blog Post 89 Silver Vine Cat Nip Twigs

I got them some silver vine and cat nip twigs/sticks bumper pack for them last week, and it was a great hit. Tom and Leo and Jack in particular, loved it, rubbing themselves all over them and fighting over them. Charlie enjoyed a good chew of the sticks, but he does not react to cat nip, and sliver vine like the others do, which is funny. But some cats don’t react to it apparently, it is to do with genetics. It kept them busy for 20 minutes anyway, and then bits of twig were strewn over the landing.

Got annoyed later on when I was trying to sort out some clothes that I am selling on Vinted, and I got cross when I couldn’t find the sellotape and may have said a few choice words while I was frantically searching it, and they were cowering as crazy mummy was chucking stuff out of drawers and cupboard. Then they were playing with my Pritt Stick glue top while I was trying to stick labels on packages and got a bit irritated with them! Bless. They only want to join in, and they are so curious they want to know what I am doing ALL THE TIME!

What Is A Ragdoll Cat?

The Ragdoll cat as legend has it, was descended from Josephine a feral cat living in California in the 1960s. She was struck by a car and after she recovered, her kittens produced all the winning traits that would become the hallmark of the Ragdoll cat including large heavy build, soft downy fur, docility and laid-back personality. The original bloodlines of Ragdolls can be traced back to Ann Baker’s Ragdoll cats. It was she who developed the breed from the original Josphine. Ragdolls are beautiful, friendly, loving cats know as gentle giants of the cat world.