Ragdoll Kitten Care, Vaccination & Vet Visits After Adoption

Bringing a Ragdoll kitten into your home starts a beautiful journey. This breed is known for its affectionate nature, sensitivity, and strong emotional connection to its humans.

If you’re searching for how to care for a Ragdoll kitten after bringing them home, you’re in the right place.

• Quiet and calm surroundings: avoid loud noises and busy environments
• Lots of love and cuddles: Ragdoll kittens respond deeply to gentle touch and your voice
• A safe personal space: a cozy bed, fresh water, and their familiar food
• Your quiet presence: just being nearby, helps them feel secure

✨ Ragdolls are a breed that lives through love. When they feel cared for, they blossom.

If you’re wondering when to take your Ragdoll kitten to the vet, the ideal time is within 3–5 days after adoption.

This visit helps:

• confirm your kitten is adjusting well
• establish a relationship with your local vet
• plan the next steps in their vaccination and healthcare schedule

Proper Ragdoll kitten vaccinations are key to building lifelong immunity and protecting your little one from serious viruses.

📋 Core Vaccinations:

1. FVRCP: for viral diseases
   – 8 weeks
   – 12 weeks
   – booster at 16 weeks
2. Rabies: typically given between 12 and 16 weeks, depending on your state laws

If you’re looking for the vaccination schedule for a Ragdoll kitten, we’ll provide all necessary records and reminders.

All our kittens go home with age-appropriate vaccinations and a veterinary health record.

Before leaving our cattery, each kitten receives preventive deworming.

After settling into your home, your vet may recommend when to repeat the treatment based on your area.

This is essential to Ragdoll kitten health care during the first year of life.