Ragdoll cats can start to be vaccinated when they are one and a half to two months old. It is recommended to deworm internally and externally once a month and internally once every three months. Prepare necessary supplies such as cat food, cat litter and litter box, cat scratching post, cat dental kit, comb, cat sticks and small toys.

When you first arrive at your new home, put the Ragdoll cat in a relatively small space with a toy litter box, cat food and water, so that it can adapt slowly by itself without spending too much time bothering it. Do not bathe the puppet for a week after returning home, otherwise it will easily cause illness due to irritation.

The cat food should be fed for a few days with the food that the cat eats from the breeder. After a few days of feeding, the cat food that was eaten before should be mixed with the newly purchased cat food. In this way, the cat will slowly grow up after a few days. To adapt to the new cat food, dolls generally have poor gastrointestinal problems and will suffer from diarrhea if they change the food directly.

It is necessary to prepare some common medicines at home, including ointment for cat ringworm, medicines to treat ear mites, internal and external anthelmintics, pet probiotics, etc. You can brush your cat's teeth regularly, and you can also buy some teething toys or freeze-dried snacks for them to bite every day, which can also help to grind their teeth and remove bad breath.

Ragdoll cats have relatively long hair, so it is very important to comb them every day. Combing your cat's hair can not only remove the dirt from the cat's hair, check whether there are wounds, bugs, etc., but also promote the cat's blood circulation.

The Ragdoll cat is a cat with a docile, quiet and peaceful personality. This determines that the Ragdoll cat is a cat suitable for indoor breeding, so the Ragdoll cat must not be allowed to move outdoors alone. The stuffed doll is very clingy, so you need to pet it, hug it, and play with it with a cat teaser stick.