Ragdoll Kittens Adorably Take Over Mom’s Living Room and It’s Too Cute
If you're looking for something that will make you want to get a kitten, this video that Pearl's Ragdolls posted at the end of August is it! Pearl is mom to one human baby and 17 fur babies, and they're all pretty adorable. In this video, Pearl shows us what happened when she started to let 10 kittens free roam in her house, and it just might make you want to run out and get more than one kitten!
The video starts with the kittens leaving their 'kitten room' to explore the rest of their home. We see mom playing with them all, and it's seriously too much cuteness all in one place at the same time! She then shows us where they all hang out when it's time for a nap, and it's the cutest thing you'll see today!
This makes me want to run out and find a bunch of kittens to bring home! Pearl's kittens are adorable, and I can understand why she has so many of them. I wasn't the only one that felt that way; people left nearly a thousand comments! @Pink Portrait got over 15 thousand likes when she said simply, "This would heal me." @Shamneo got over 13 thousand likes when she said, "Kitty heaven!" Another commenter asked exactly what I was wondering, "How do you not want to keep them all?"
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All About Adorable Ragdoll Cats
There's no doubt that Pearl's cats are absolutely adorable, but do they make good pets? Yes! From a physical standpoint, ragdoll cats are known for their gorgeous appearance, and long, silky fur...and don't forget those incredible blue eyes! And you might not be able to tell when looking at these little kittens, but Ragdolls are actually pretty big cats; they're not quite as large as Maine Coon Cats or Savannahs, but they are on the larger side. At birth they weigh about 6 or 7 ounces and are about 4 to 5 inches long. By the time they're around 2 years old, they'll be 16 to 18 inches long and weigh 11 to 15 pounds or more.
Ragdoll cats have very playful personalities and are very easy going compared to some other cat breeds. They get along with young children and other pets, and love being around their family. They love to cuddle and snuggle - on their terms - but they are more affectionate than some cats are. They're rather quiet, and not as vocal as some cat breeds.
Another thing to know about Ragdolls is that they have a long lifespan, and that means they'll be a pet for many years to come. They're actually one of the longest living cat breeds and live between 15-20 years. That's a whole lot of years to love a fur baby!
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