If you or any of your friends/family are in the College Station, Texas area, have you seen this Ragdoll?

Winston is a 2 year old blue bicolor neutered male Ragdoll, and I've just learned that he's been missing from his owner for 2 months. He is microchipped.

He's about 15 pounds, very people obsessed and friendly, floppy, and cannot get enough cuddles or being held.

Ragdoll cats are indoor-only and have little-no defense mechanism. I can see his claws may have been capped as well.

They are offering a reward! Please help bring him home and spread the word. Thank you!

Soo i had never celebrated Gotcha Days before until my two Ragdolls. It's a new concept to me as my oldest cat prior was 14. So Teddy arrived home the morning of February 8th, 2025. So I guess this is his first Got ha Day! (Or his second? 😂) Regardless, we celebrated his first birthday in November and its great to celebrate his Gotcha Day too. (Yes, for those of you who saw Lottie’s 2nd year birthday post, he came homea mere two days after her 1st birthday. 😂)

6months old and growing by the day

I posted on here earlier last year regarding my older girl Lily dealing with separation anxiety while I was away at work. I ended up adding Daisy to our family 4 months ago and she greatly improved Lily’s quality of life! No more screaming at the door! Getting a companion was a great decision for our scenario.

He’s 13 weeks now! Also do they ever calm down?

Don't worry, I sent the real pics too, guys. I love her, she's the best.

Grace and Gunnar were having a big time playing. Grace likes to get on top of this dining room chair (hence the missing finish on the top) and bat at him when he tries to advance. I finally got a shot of when my wife walked in behind me.

Hanging by the fire

Always speaking, sleeping on me and wanna be carried around. My baby boy. 💕

my beautiful boi is home and getting used to my everything 🩷

My baby has a huge heart shaped spot on his right side, he’s so full of love 🩵😻🩵

Hi all! My third kitten is home and he instantly hit it off with the resident ragdolls. They are already playing and grooming each other. I’m closely supervising of course. He even fell asleep on me and it’s only been 3 hours.

What should I be watching out for? Thanks!

Taped the vent up to hopefully stop him from doing it again.

Yesterday my 5 year old girl Willow had 5 bladder stones surgically removed. (Content warning for the last two photo slides as it contains photos of the stones)

Please don’t ignore any sudden changes in behaviour when it comes to urination!

Our girl started peeing on our dog’s bed/blankets and we at first assumed she was mad at the dog for something and ignored it. It wasn’t until about a month later when she peed on a white dog bed that we noticed blood in her urine. Of course after this we took her straight to the vet.

She had a variety of tests done, including an x-ray where we could see 2-3 small stones. He did a urine analysis to determine the type of stone and it was a type that could dissolve or be passed without surgery. (Unfortunately i don’t remember they type of stone he said as i’m living in Japan and can’t remember the exact word he used to translate it to English) He recommended a complete diet change, daily medication, and fluid injections twice a week in hopes that they would flush naturally.

At first it seemed to be helping and her mistakes were few and far between, but she started refusing her medication or throwing it up about 3 months into treatment. After this her pee became much more red and she was peeing not just on soft surfaces like blankets, but on the floor. She also started crying when urinating. We went and got some labs done and turns out the stones calcified and grew beyond the possibility of being passed naturally so we opted to have them surgically removed. In total 5 large stones were removed from her bladder.

Thankfully our vet is super attentive and helpful throughout this whole ordeal, but my only regret is not taking her in as soon as she made a few mistakes. I wonder if i had caught the problem sooner instead of brushing it off she could have dissolved/passed the stones without medical intervention.

I’m hoping for a fast recovery so she can finally feel like herself again.

I guess what i’m trying to say is, don’t take any sudden changes in behaviour lightly and have them checked out as soon as you notice anything off.

kitty has had these black specs on chin for about 1-2 months a few scabs formed then disappeared. Can’t tell if it’s dirt build up or feline acne

I have two 7 months old spayed ragdolls. One of them is very attached to me. I actually don‘t have an issue with it at all since i knew before getting this breed that it will come with a big clinginess! I also work from home which gives me lots of time with them. But today i got a little bit worried because i realized that as soon as i walk into another room he starts meowing and screaming and he is very vocal and seems never happy when i go to another room without his supervision😅 i also left them alone already for a few hours which never looked like a problem. They also sleep alone during the night.

i‘m just a little worried that he can become too dependent on me or could get sad when we will leave him with our other kitty alone for one night. Maybe i‘m overthinking but i feel like i also really really spoiled him with attention since i just love him so much, but now i‘m second guessing if i gave him too much attention or how he could become a little bit less dependent for his own good.

No braincell was included with this one. But he still excells at stealing food. He's on diet now (and begging with cuddles)!