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A cream point Ragdoll cat sits inside a torn bag of potato chips with chips scattered all around on a wooden floor. 9 / 30

A Ragdoll Moved Into the Chip Bag and Is Not Leaving

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There is a certain kind of confidence in sitting directly inside the evidence. This cream point Ragdoll has nestled into a ripped-open chip bag, with golden crisps piled around her white front paws and broken pieces scattered across the floorboards. Her blue eyes are soft and her mouth curves into a tiny smile, as if she has just been caught enjoying the best afternoon of her life.

The room behind her has the lived-in feel of a home on a lazy weekend, with slippers by the wall and blankets on the chair. Crinkly bags are hard for cats to resist. The sound, the texture and the way a bag shifts under a paw all make it a cat toy, and the smell of salty snacks is a bonus.

Chips are not a good snack for cats. They are salty and greasy, and flavors like onion and garlic can be harmful to them. Plastic and foil bags can also be a hazard, since a cat can get her head stuck inside, so it is wise to keep bags closed and out of reach and to cut open any empty bags before throwing them away. If your pet eats something salty or seems unwell, call your vet.

Ragdolls have a reputation for being gentle and agreeable, and this one clearly sees no reason to hurry out of her crunchy new nest. She will leave when she is ready, and not a moment before.

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