The first thing you notice when you enter Ragdoll is the big central table, crowded with boxes, baskets and bowls full of cats. The playroom is spacious, with walls that are carpeted up to stretching-cat height and a big collection of cat toys put away neatly in a drawer labeled "Toys."

There are twenty cats in all, and the shop's policy of providing all visitors with small tubs of chicken breast meat means that the cats here tend to be more alert than average. While the larger branch of Ragdoll located about five minutes from here has more cats (24 at last count), they also have room for more visitors, so this smaller branch has a better cat-to-visitor ratio.

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