Their striking blue eyes, a hallmark of the breed, add an enchanting allure to their overall appearance. These enchanting felines truly exemplify the beauty of nature's artistry, making them beloved pets for cat enthusiasts worldwide.

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From Kittens to Seniors: Exploring the Astonishing Color Variations in Ragdoll Cats as They Mature and Age SWIPE UP TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE

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From Kittens to Seniors: Exploring the Astonishing Color Variations in Ragdoll Cats as They Mature and Age

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Fresh and White

All Ragdoll kittens are born white – no matter what color they will ultimately be, or their pattern, they will be white all over in their first weeks before colors start to develop. false

Ragdoll Patterns

Ragdolls are usually bi-color, meaning they have two different shades on their body. But there are various patterns a Ragdoll can be, including Colorpoint and Van. false

Ragdoll Colors

Six primary colors are accepted for purebred Ragdoll cats – Seal, Chocolate, Blue, Lilac, Red, and Cream. false

Unofficial Ragdoll Colors

While they may not be accepted in cat shows, you can get Ragdoll cats in other colors, including Cinnamon, Black, and Mink. false

Things are Heating Up

Color change in Ragdoll cats is typically caused by temperature. The warmer the body area, the lighter the color. That's why the points – the coolest parts – tend to be darker colors. false

Younger Cats = Lighter Cats

Younger cats will usually be a lighter shade of their color because they have a good metabolism and a healthy blood flow, which keeps the body warm. false

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