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Cat Cafes in China
There are 468 cat cafes in China.
Dog Train Dog and Cat Cafe
Lanzhou, Gansu
Dog Train is a dog and cat cafe on the 15th floor of Building 8 of Zhongtianjian Plaza near Lanzhou West railway station in Qilihe. Visitors share the room with dogs, cats and Angora ferrets, and pay for an entry package. It is run by the same business as Kate and Doug Pet Cafe at Xidan.
Kate and Doug Pet Cafe Xidan
Lanzhou, Gansu
Kate and Doug is a cat and dog cafe on the second floor of the Ruitai Hengju building next to Xidan Mall in Chengguan, entered beside the Atour hotel. The large space has separate rooms for cats and dogs, including corgis, Shibas and huskies, plus a shared lounge with free tea and board games. Entry is by ticket with weekday and holiday prices, and cat treats cost extra. The cafe opened around 2019 in the Xiguanli mall and later moved here.
Miao Xiao Jiang Cat Cafe
Urumqi, Xinjiang
Miao Xiao Jiang is a cat cafe in the MM2 shopping centre on Youhao North Road in Shayibake, Urumqi. Visitors wash their hands and put on shoe covers before entering the spacious room, where cats of several breeds, including hairless Sphynx cats, roam freely. A drink is included with entry, and lint rollers are provided on the way out. The cafe opened in 2021 on the fourth floor and has since moved to the fifth floor of the same mall.
Qi Lou De Miao Cat Cafe
Wuhan, Hubei
Qi Lou De Miao is a cat and animal cafe on the sixth floor of the Central Department Store off the Jianghan Road pedestrian street. Besides many cats, including friendly hairless cats, it keeps Angora giant rabbits and a long list of other animals such as Shibas, raccoons, marmots, ferrets, hedgehogs, guinea pigs and an alpaca. Visitors buy a drink or package, and treats are fed to the cats with a spoon to avoid scratches.
Hey Cat Cafe Black Cat Branch
Wuhan, Hubei
Hey Cat is a charity cat cafe run by the Wuhan Small Animal Protection Association near Tangjiadun in Hankou. Opened in September 2021, it was the group's first cafe, and its upstairs cat room is home to around 30 rescued black cats, some with disabilities, that greet visitors as they come up the stairs. Proceeds go to the association's rescue work, and many of the cats have since been adopted. Coffee and cat treats are sold, and lint rollers hang by the stairs. It is closed on Tuesdays.
- Adoptable cats
Hey Cat Cafe Ginger Cat Branch Guanggu
Wuhan, Hubei
This branch of the Hey Cat charity cafe, run by the Wuhan Small Animal Protection Association, is on the fourth floor of the Modern Style Street section of the Guanggu pedestrian street, opposite Haidilao. It opened in June 2023 as the association's second cafe and houses more than 60 rescued ginger cats. Visitors pay a small entry fee to spend time with the cats, while coffee and treats are optional. Income supports the association's rescue work, and cats are rehomed to adopters. It is closed on Tuesdays.
- Adoptable cats
Mao Se Cafe
Wuhan, Hubei
Mao Se Cafe is in Taixingli, an old lane-house compound off Shengli Street in the historic Hankou concession area, below the Wuhan Red Cross building. Opened in the early 2010s, it is often described as Wuhan's first cat cafe. It keeps dozens of cats of popular breeds such as Garfields, British and American Shorthairs and Ragdolls, which are bred in-house and offered for sale. Alpacas, Shibas, rabbits and marmots also live there. Visitors order drinks.
FlowerAndCat
Wuhan, Hubei
FlowerAndCat is a cat cafe in a seventh-floor flat in the Changsheng Apartment building on Jiqing Street in Hankou, near Dazhi Road and Jianghan Road. Cats of several breeds, including British and American Shorthairs, Ragdolls and blue cats, share the bright room with a Pomeranian dog. Visitors order drinks and can buy cat treats.
Aroom Cat Cafe Guanggu
Wuhan, Hubei
Aroom is a forest-themed cat cafe on the basement level of the Guanggu pedestrian street, facing the Yuexinhui mall across the music fountain square. It is part of a small local brand that has run cat cafes in Wuhan for several years. Visitors pay per person for time with the cats and can order drinks.
Beihai Cat Cafe
Wuhan, Hubei
Beihai is a long-running cat cafe in the Tanhualin old quarter of Wuchang, about 100 metres from exit A of Tanhualin Wushengmen station. It occupies two neighbouring shopfronts, and a purchase in one gives access to both. About 30 cats of various breeds live there and are used to visitors. The owner does not sell cat treats, so the cats are not fed by customers. Drinks and desserts such as waffles are served.
Rolling Cat Coffee
Wuhan, Hubei
Rolling Cat Coffee is a small cat cafe run by a couple on the second floor of Building D of the Future City complex on Luoshi Road, near Jiedaokou and Wuhan University. The room is divided into areas for playing with the cats, watching anime and resting. The resident cats, including a family of three and a Garfield, each have a profile on the cat menu. Visitors order drinks and desserts.
Hu Ge Jia Pet Cafe Jiedaokou
Wuhan, Hubei
Hu Ge Jia is a pet cafe on the seventh floor of the Fuhua Building near exit B of Jiedaokou station on Lines 2 and 8. Its pink-themed room has a cats' area along one wall, dogs, ferrets that wander into the cat zone, and small animals such as chinchillas. Visitors buy a package with drinks and animal treats and can feed and hold the animals.
Check each cafe's website for current hours, booking requirements and age restrictions before visiting.