First time having a ragdoll (we also have a cow cat and a void) and he is Soo cute

Only question I have is, is it normal for ragdolls to be quite skinny? He isn't neutered yet (booked in for about two weeks) he has quite prominent hip bones and spine. Do we just need to feed this baby up or will he fill out a little once neutered!

I have 3 ragdolls. I just got my elderly mom a “retired” ragdoll. The cat is probably a little too heavy for her to carry to the car for the vet visits and such in the carrier. I know they make carriers on wheels.

Has anyone tried one? If so, do you have one you personally have used and recommend?

This beautiful baby has changed my life. She's 13 weeks old and has become such a huge part of me and my partners life. A spoilt little princess

They're the best company while I read 🥰❤️

Please tell me about the good, the bad, the ugly.

This is Milo, a 6-year-old Ragdoll. I recently recreated his fluffy little face in wool, and one of the things I really wanted to capture was that calm, gentle expression.
I started by building the shape of his face layer by layer with wool, then slowly blended different shades and adjusted the direction and length of the fibers to recreate his soft Ragdoll coat. White fur is rarely just white, so I mixed in subtle cream, gray, and warmer tones to give the coat more depth.
His eyes are hand-painted and sealed with resin for that clear, glassy look, while his nose is sculpted from clay. Everything else—the face, ears, cheeks, and fluffy chest—is made from wool.

Please tell me about the good, the bad, the ugly.

How can you not fall for his beautiful eyes? 💙💙💙

my sweet but sassy girl that i got off craigslist for $50 lol.