A Ragdoll With a Dab of Peanut Butter on Her Nose Looks Up Sweetly
Soft cream and gray fur frames a blue point Ragdoll who gazes upward with a dab of peanut butter on her nose. The open jar stands beside her on a wooden table, scraped clean around the rim, and her wide blue eyes are filled with innocent charm. A bit of garlic and a small bowl sit in the background, and a gray blanket lies in a heap. She looks as though she is trying to lick the evidence away.
Ragdolls are large, gentle cats with soft semi-long fur and a laid-back, affectionate nature. Many of them enjoy being held and follow their people around calmly. Peanut butter is not a natural cat food, and while a small lick is rarely dangerous, it is high in fat and sticky, so it is better as a rare treat. Check labels, since some brands contain xylitol, a sweetener that is dangerous for pets, and call your vet if your cat eats a product with it. Keeping jars closed and in a cabinet is the best way to prevent mishaps.
She waits quietly for forgiveness with her lovely blue eyes. The jar will go back to its shelf, and the table will be wiped. But the nose, with its tiny golden dot, is hard to forget. Her whiskers twitch slightly, as if she is already planning how to reach the shelf next time.






