If you are an animal lover and care about their wellbeing you will be disappointed with the concept of animal cafes in general. pet cafes are not ethical Are dog cafes cruel? There have been allegations of sedation and other dodgy practices, overcrowding and lack of veterinary care (including no spaying or neutering), confinement and … Read more
cat cafes are public spaces where people can pay to hang out with cats There’s usually a food and drink element too. Smithsonian Magazine says the first cat cafe opened in Taiwan in 1998, although the establishments have since become most popular in Japan, which has more than 150 such establishments. What do cat cafes … Read more
Most cat cafes charge by the by the hour of time spent with the cats. Judging from Sharla’s video, the going rate for an hour with cats typically hovers around $9-$10 (or 1000 yen, as pictured in the price list below). Most cat cafes that Sharla visited offered prices for 1, 2, and unlimited hour … Read more
You will be happy to discover that it doesn’t smell like the cat house at the zoo. … Because if it did, they wouldn’t have customers. Cat cafes work really hard to ensure that the building doesn’t smell like a giant litter box Are cat cafes cruel? ” Cat cafes are not a suitable environment … Read more