What diseases are Ragdoll cats prone to? Do you know? Generally speaking, although Ragdoll cats are breed cats, their physical quality is inherently worse than that of stray cats and local cats. However, Ragdoll cats that are already healthy do not get sick so easily, especially cats that have been neutered. But if parents happen to buy a Ragdoll cat with bad congenital conditions and poor physical fitness, then getting sick may be a common occurrence.

What diseases are Ragdoll cats prone to?

1. Dermatomycosis in Ragdoll cats

The spread of dermatomycosis is mainly through contact between animals or through contaminated objects. . When the number of pets is large and dense, it can also be spread through the air.

2. Urinary system diseases of Ragdoll cats

Urinary system diseases of Ragdoll cats are a common disease in cats. Male adult Ragdoll cats and Old Ragdoll cats are more common. Sick Ragdoll cats will have frequent urination, difficulty urinating and hematuria. If the owner finds that the Ragdoll cat stays in the litter box for too long and has difficulty defecating, it may be suffering from a urinary system disease

3. Panleukopenia in Ragdoll cats

Ragdoll cat panleukopenia is actually what we call feline distemper, which is an acute, highly contagious and fatal infectious disease in cats caused by feline parvovirus. It mainly occurs in Ragdoll kittens under 1 year old and is the juvenile killer of all cats.

After parents understand the diseases that Ragdoll cats are prone to, they can pay more attention to these aspects. If they find any abnormalities in Ragdoll cats in these aspects, they can find and treat them in time. However, because cats have different physical constitutions, they must be more thorough in daily environmental disinfection.