Animal & Pet Cafe in Hong Kong

A cat cafe on the outlying island of Peng Chau, featuring an indoor lawn design where cats roam freely, ideal for a relaxing island getaway.

A Japanese home-style cat lounge with 10+ friendly resident cats, charged by time, with no food service, a cosy, relaxed setting.

A 1,500 sq ft industrial-building cat cafe in Kwai Fong with over 30 resident cats, a $50 admission fee and no minimum spend, walk-ins welcome, with part of proceeds going to stray animal support.

A cosy village-house cafe in Tin Sam Village, Tai Wai. Pet-friendly, serving light bites and coffee in a tranquil setting. Bring your pet along.

Hong Kong's well-known poodle café, featuring poodles of various colours and sizes, with pet-care knowledge sharing and venue hire for birthday parties.

A 1,500 sq ft cat café in an industrial building, serving coffee and cakes with regular craft workshops, in a comfortable setting for the cats.

A 1,600 sq ft camping-themed cat cafe in Mong Kok, home to over 30 adorable resident cats, supporting stray cat adoption with part of proceeds donated to animal charities each month.

Hong Kong's first Shiba Inu cafe, home to 10 mame shiba and shiba inu dogs. Guests can interact and feed treats to the dogs in a fenced play area. Soft drinks and instant ramen available.

A cat cafe and board game shop in Yuen Long with 9 friendly resident cats. Enjoy board games while cat-cuddling, the owner personally explains the rules. Phone bookings accepted.

Hong Kong's first indoor open-style animal interaction hall, home to over 60 species and 100+ animals from rabbits and chinchillas to reptiles. Book a session and meet them up close with a guide, learning how to care for each one.

Hong Kong's first hedgehog-themed cafe, keeping several hedgehogs in house. Book a guided session to watch and feed them while wearing gloves, then enjoy hedgehog latte art and Western dishes.

An indoor and outdoor space of over 4,000 sq ft in a Lai Chi Kok industrial building, with an indoor dog park, outdoor deck and a dog pool. Pay per visit to let your dog run, or hire the venue for a pet birthday party.

A dog-friendly private venue in a San Po Kong industrial building with about 1,200 sq ft of dog play space, slides and jumping hoops. Owners get board games, mahjong and karaoke, and it can be rented by the hour for a party with your dog.

A one-stop pet club of about 50,000 sq ft with three filtered dog pools, a 10,000 sq ft lawn and a BBQ area. Dogs can swim and run freely, and groups can hire the grounds for pet gatherings.

Four branches across Hong Kong (Tsuen Wan, Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok, Causeway Bay), each home to 10–30 cats, about 90% of which are available for adoption, known for its speciality flower teas.

Four branches across Hong Kong, each home to 40+ rescued stray cats; part of the proceeds go to animal shelters, a must-visit for cat lovers.

A cat café with a bar twist, home to 20+ rescued cats, with a regularly changing menu for a distinctive experience.

A Shiba Inu-themed café in Sai Kung, offering interaction with adorable Shiba Inus amid a natural setting; open Thursday to Sunday.

A Wan Chai co-working space and cat cafe offering fostering and adoption for stray cats, charged by the hour, with a relaxed and easygoing atmosphere.

An upstairs cat cafe in Causeway Bay home to a variety of breeds (American Shorthair, British Shorthair, Exotic Shorthair, Ragdoll and more), serving Western-style food and drinks for up-close cat encounters.

A vegetarian cat cafe in Cheung Sha Wan home to 9 cats (including 3 Maine Coons), known for its visually striking plant-based dishes and friendly, interactive cats.

A high-floor cat cafe in Mong Kok with both a terrace and indoor area, one of the district's best-known cat cafes, letting cats roam freely indoors and out.

An industrial-building cat cafe in Kwun Tong offering cat interaction and boarding services, with cats that are all matched to future adoptive families, in a warm, homely setting.

A pink, girly-themed cat cafe in Tsim Sha Tsui with large windows facing Kowloon Park, offering a lunch set menu and on-site adoption service in a cosy, limited-seating space.