Chocolate Ragdoll Cats Are Rare: 6 Pics & Vids Of The Cutest Ones On The Internet
Did you know that most domestic cats are actually mixed breeds? It's true, mixed-breed felines make up nearly 95% of the U.S. cat population (per Cat Cognition). That means purebred cats are relatively uncommon, and so are unique feline qualities like folded ears, bobbed tails, or tiny little legs that are specifically bred that way. This includes cool patterns, like the "torbie," a type of tabby cat known for having a stunning coat. Or, certain purebred colors — including chocolate ragdolls!
The International Cat Association recognizes eight ragdoll colors, with the most common colors being seal and blue. Chocolate is one of the breed's rarer colors, along with cinnamon, flame, lilac, and cream. Luckily, some of the prettiest ragdoll cats on the internet are chocolate, and boy do we have a treat for you. Here are pictures and videos of six ragdoll cats with that gorgeous brown fur that makes them oh-so-cuddly!
Mr. Jasper shows off his talents
Jasper's one talented cat! This chocolate ragdoll knows plenty of tricks, including weaving between his mom's legs on command, and his latest: a figure 8. The Instagrammer noted that he used the same weaving technique to learn it, which means he must be pretty smart.
Jasper even inspired his dog sister, Xena, to learn the trick, too! With these skills, purr-haps Jasper might shine in the agility test that a very sleepy ragdoll cat adorably failed at. Regardless, we agree with one impressed viewer that this cat should, "Keep up the pawsome work!"
Finn brings charm with a purr
Have you ever met a ragdoll named Finn? If not, just look out for this charming cat giving the camera a little wink. That's him! According to his TikTok account, Finn's been "purring professionally" since 2025, when his mom and dad proudly adopted him after purchasing a few staple items for a new kitten. Finn's items included an adorable cat tree, cat carrier, kitty snacks, scratching posts, and a treat bowl. Not shown in the video, but absolutely necessary is a litter box. Fun feline fact: kitties start litter training at around three weeks old.
Two ragdolls are better than one
Chocolate ragdolls make up only about 5% of the breed per A-Z Animals, which definitely makes them pretty rare. Yet, this TikToker has two! Their names are Cola and Crodie, and they are absolutely precious. Plus, their TikTok account shows the duo getting along swimmingly, often snuggling and watching the Australian animated television series "Bluey" together. There are several good reasons to double up on felines. For one, having an extra companion can be great for cats while you're away. Just be sure to do your research before getting a second cat.
Little Teddy loves to scream
Teddy the ragdoll may be full grown now, but his cat parent has so perfectly captured this cutie's former kitty screams via TikTok. The video is a round-up of what the TikToker calls their "favorite baby Teddy screams," though what we hear might actually be a "yeow" or "yowl," a more drawn-out version of a "meow."
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Ragdoll cats aren't known for being especially vocal; however, kittens may "yowl" a lot for a number of reasons, from feeling anxious to seeking attention.
Chip is a fearless ragdoll mountain lion
Chip is extra tiny, but this kitty is fierce. In an Instagram carousel, Chip's seen reaching for a hand in a tree. In the next photo, he stands quite a lot like a mountain lion. For context, mountain lions are wild cats who often climb trees to catch their prey.
Obviously, though, mountain lions and little Chip have some differences — like size, for example. Male mountain lions can get up to 150 pounds while ragdolls only get up to 20. Still, it's no wonder one viewer called Chip "courageous." What a champ!
One kitty has a snow experience
One pawrent showed their chocolate ragdoll cat snow for the first time on TikTok, and it's the sweetest thing. The cat starts out sitting on a coffee table when its dad carries it over to the window to see the entire ground covered in snow.
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The cat seems especially fascinated and spends the rest of the video gazing outside. It may leave you to wonder if this ragdoll might enjoy walking in snow, but if these other cats reacting to snow are any indication, the answer might be no!