Yes. My Persian is very tidy. He doesn't make huge messes.

I had two normal Persians and a peke face and a Himalayan (half Siamese half Persian) and they're pretty clean. They love to be kept neat and tidy.

Ragdoll Cats are a breed of cat that was created in California in the 1960s. You can learn more about them and their personalities on an informational website about Ragdoll cats

Ragdoll cats are a very docile breed of cat that loves people and attention. They got their name because the first Ragdoll mother was run over by a car when she was pregnant with kittens but she was not killed. When the kittens were born you could pick them up and they would go completely limp in you arms like a ragdoll hence the name. So now most Ragdoll cats go limp when picked up or carried.

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I personally have a Ragdoll, so I can tell you a bit. However my Ragdoll's personality is the exact opposite of most. Ragdoll were originally bred with a Persian and a Siamese,and can come in a variety of colors. Depending on what traits they receive from each kind of cat, they can be extremely fluffy and have the Persian's smushed face, or they can be more short haired and pointier like Siamese cats. The colors they can come in are mainly kinds similar to the Siamese, such as seal color-point, because the ideal Ragdoll cat was bred to have the long hair of the Persian and the beautiful markings of the Siamese. Personality wise, ragdolls typically are considered to be quite tranquil cats, and are said to love attention and being cuddled;they are usually lap cats.

They are usually indoor cats, because due to their calm nature don't have the same fighting instincts as other cats. But, as in all breeds, their are exeptions to the rule, so if you are going to get a ragdoll, you should consult your vet about if it can be an indoor-outdoor cat. Some cats love being outside, so if your vet believes that your Ragdoll can defend itself well enough, you can allow it to roam around, but I would recommend trying to keep it in your own yard, for safety reasons.

A Persian cat is a certain type of purebred cat. They have long fur, flat noses, large eyes and Cobby bodies.

If you want to see a picture of a Persian cat, or learn more about Persian cats, go to my website puffypersiankittens.comto learn more. We also sell Persian kittens.

because of their smashed in faces you have to watch out for breathing problems. you also should make sure you clean out their face wrinkles because if you don't moisture will collect under them which leads to mold which leads to skin diseases which leads to the vet's office.

A Raw diet (including muscle meat, ograns and bone) is the best food for a cat or kitten as this mimicks what a cat would eat in the wild and provides nutrients in the most natural way possible.

If a raw diet cannot be given, however, commercial cat food can be fed. In general, the best prepared cat foods are the ones with a very high, named-meat content. They should be labeled by source, such as: Chicken, Turkey, Rabbit, Lamb, Tuna, etc., as the first, or second ingredient. Reject brands with ingredients such as Grain, Corn, Wheat Gluten, Cereals and Various Sugars as these ingredients have very little or no nutritional value for cats. Wet foods are often much easier to find than dry foods with these specifications.

The amount of moisture in cat food is also very important, if not one of the most important part of a cat's diet. Dry food contains no moisture, so is quite dehydrating. Cats are notoriously bad drinkers, even when they are thirsty. This is because they have evolved to get all their needed moisture from their prey (their ancestors were cats that lived in very dry and arid environments where water was hard to come by), so therefore have a low "thirst drive" and will not often seek out water on their own. This is a trait that has been passed down over the thousands of years.

Canned or pouched food has anywhere between 60 to 80% water. Seeing as in the wild a cat's prey is around 65%-75% water, wet food provides a cat with more than enough water each day.

Many brands of dry food, including but not limited to; Purina, Friskies, Whiskas, IAMS, Science Diet, etc., regardless of price, contain high concentrations of carbohydrates, or fillers; such as corns, grains, and cereals. Cats can't digest these, and often gets stored as fat or expelled. These fillers are used instead of meat because, compared to meat, it is less costly, and helps to hold the kibble together. However, some high quality dry food brands such as Orijen, Innova and Applaws are free of grains and cereals.

Cats need meat-based protein, not plant-based protein. Cats will often overeat on lower quality foods because they are not getting all the nutrients they need, which can result in obesity and other health problems (meaning a shorter life span).

Lastly, the notion that dry food cleans a cat's teeth has not been proven. Kibble is hard and brittle, so it shatters at the tips of the teeth - providing little or no cleaning friction. Dental issues usually start at or under the gum line, so kibble is usually ineffective. Some cats don't even chew; they will just swallow the kibble whole. However, some cats will have perfect teeth while the dental health in others will deteriorate, no matter what food they eat. If a cat's teeth are to last through its lifetime, it requires regular dental care.

For high-quality Cat food there is: Blue Buffalo, Felidae, Weruva, California Natural, Instinct, Prairie, Natural Balance, Eagle Pack, Wellness, EVO, Grau, Animonda Carny, Bozita, HiLife, Feline Fayre, to name a few.

The Binomial name (or Scientific Name that involves ALL cat species) is called Felis catus.

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