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RagaMuffin
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Physical Characteristics
- Come in all coat colors and patterns
- Medium-length coat
- Large cats: Females average between 10 and 15 pounds, males between 15 and 20 pounds
- Heavily boned, with a tendency toward a fatty pad on the lower abdomen
Temperament
- Sweet, calm, patient
- Good lap cat; needs lots of love and human companionship
- Good with children and other pets
Medical Conditions
- Healthy breed
- Needs boosters by 12 weeks old
- Annual vet visit for checkups is important
While the listed ailments may be common in this breed, not all members of the breed suffer from these conditions. Responsible breeders screen for orthopedic and genetic diseases.
At Home
- Does best indoors
- Needs sufficient scratching device
- Declawing is not recommended
- Kittens are available after 12-16 weeks
- Low maintenance
Grooming
- Although the coat is thick and plush, it does not readily mat or clump
- Trim nails regularly
Breed History
- The exact development and early history of the RagaMuffin breed is undocumented and unclear
For more information about this breed and breeder referral contacts, please visit the Harrier Club of America For breed rescue opportunities, visit HCA Rescue
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