
Always wanted to check out a pet cafe? Cosy up with a cuppa and a furry friend at these top dog and cat cafes in Singapore.
Whether you and your family are feline fans or dog lovers, teaching your kids how to interact with animals plays a huge role in helping them learn responsibility and empathy. Before you give in to demands for a pet from the kids and decide on adopting a four-legged friend, make a trip down to these popular dog or cat cafes in Singapore! Unwind over coffee, fawn at cute critters and get cuddles. Note: to avoid potential mishandling, these cafes have an age limit for kids – most allow only children above six, so check before going down.
The best cat cafes in Singapore
1. CATEA

CATEA is a pretty unique cat cafe – or should we say cat-themed Chinese teahouse? No lattes or cappuccinos here but you can find some amazing blends and aesthetic tea sets to enjoy. Not forgetting the feline friends you’ll get to relax with while sipping on tea; they’re just what you need after a long week of work! Plus, they don’t charge an entrance fee like most cat cafes do as long as you order a minimum of one tea. Kiddos aged seven and up and welcomed too but those under 14 will need to be accompanied by an adult.
Cat cafe entry price: Minimum order of one tea (7 years and up)
CATEA, #01-04, 9 Sin Ming Road, Singapore 575630
2. Meownistry of Meow

Co-working spaces don’t have to be so serious – let the cattos at Meownistry of Meow ease your stress and boost productivity! Take a break and hang out with one of the 10 kitties or let them loaf beside you and enjoy the peace and quiet while you work or study. The kitties are also rescues so do be kind with them if they are a little shy or angsty as they might still be healing from trauma.
Cat cafe entry price: From $8 for the first 30 mins, (10 years and up)
Meownistry of Meow, 4A Jln Klapa, Singapore 199316
3. The Cat Experience
Are you ready for The Cat Experience? They take their cats and caffeine seriously, with over 20 kitties and an even larger collection of roasts to choose from. They’re also contributing to a great cause by creating positive change in the lives of ex-offenders through every cup of coffee and interaction with the kitties.
Cat cafe entry price: From $8.90 for 20 mins
The Cat Experience, 1 Vista Exchange Green, #01-20 The Star Vista, Singapore 138617
4. Fluffydolls Cafe

If you love pedigree, specialty-breed cats then you’ll definitely want to drop by Fluffydolls Catfe. This cat cafe gets their little kitties from some of the best breeders in Europe, mainly the UK and Italy. They specialise in breeds such as the Ragdoll, Siberian, British Shorthair, British Longhair, and Munchkin and make sure to source them from well-loved homes and ethical breeders. While they don’t serve food, you re allowed to bring in your own snacks as long as you remember to clean up after yourself!
Cat cafe entry price: $12/hr (below 4 years old), $18/h (students aged 16 years and below), $24/h (adults); children aged 10 and below must be accompanied by a parent or guardian)
Fluffydolls Catfe, 68 Desker Road, (Second Floor), Singapore 209591
5. QQ Cats Cafe

QQ Cats Cafe offers an intimate space to get some personal time with their feline friends – that does mean that only 10 people can sit comfortably in the cafe at a time. Not only do they offer drinks, snacks, and time with the kitties, but they also have pet grooming services and sell essentials for your own furry friends too!
Cat cafe entry price: $15/hr, (ages 3 and up, kids aged 8 and below must be accompanied by a paying adult)
QQ Cats Cafe, 262 Balestier Rd, #01-03, Singapore 329714
6. The Cat Museum/Kitten Sanctuary

Kitty lovers, this should be the first stop you should be heading to. The Cat Museum/Kitten Sanctuary is a kitty orphanage, kindergarten, nursery, and education centre! Snuggle up with the rescue cats on the second floor while admiring artworks of cats. Those keen to bring home a furry friend can also interact with adult cats and kittens up for adoption.
Cat cafe entry price: $25 for 1.5hr, all ages welcome
The Cat Museum/Kitten Sanctuary, 574A Geylang Rd, Singapore 389517
7. Cat Paradise

This paradise is both a cat cafe and an adoption centre. Pay $12 for an hour’s entry, and you’ll get to play with the rescue cats and kittens in a cageless, cafe-like environment. There are no hooman treats here (you can bring in your food and drinks, however), but you can purchase treats for the adorable felines. If one hour’s not enough, pay $12 per additional hour on the weekends or $25 on the weekdays and you can cuddle and relax with the kitties the whole day. You can also work and even play board games here. How fun!
Cat cafe entry price: $12 for the first hour
Cat Paradise, 169 Joo Chiat Road Level 2 , Singapore 427729
8. Pat-A-Cat

Here’s another cat cafe with a difference. Pop over to Pat-A-Cat at Joo Chiat, where you can unwind with the rescued cats in a cosy environment. It also holds regular adoption drives, so that rescues can find their furever homes. We love reading all the heartwarming stories of the meows that have been successfully adopted. Entry fees are $15 an hour or $20 for two hours, inclusive of one drink. Plus, check out their rules!
Cat cafe entry price: $15/hour
Pat-A-Cat, 438A Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427651
9. The Cat Cafe

While the day away with your newfound furry friends over drinks (coffee or tea for the grown-ups and juices for kids). The Cat Cafe has free wifi, so you can spend all your time Instagramming these gorgeous cats. Entry is $22 and will allow you to spend two hours of your time getting acquainted with the kitties plus comes with a complimentary canned drink. Need more time to mingle? You can get an all-day pass for $50 that comes with two complimentary drinks! The cafe’s bright and spacious setting allows 15-20 cats to roam. Children aged six and above are allowed here.
Cat cafe entry price: $22 for 2 hours
The Cat Cafe, 241B Victoria Street, Singapore 188030 and 392 Upper Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 678046
10. Catopia

If you have time in your day to visit one more cat cafe, then drop by this one that’s within the Little India vicinity. Previously a cat boarding house that had to pivot to art jamming due to the pandemic, Catopia has 13 relaxed resident cats for you to get acquainted with – so relaxed that they have no qualms about climbing into your lap for warmth and comfort! If the lounge gets too crowded, you can move up to its third floor space, which is also where the kitties “take their break” from “work”.
Cat cafe entry price: $15/hr
Catopia, 46A Dunlop Street, Singapore 209375
11. Meomi Cat Cafe

Tucked away in Kampong Glam, this intimate cafe is the purrfect place to unwind with your feline companions. It’s quiet, cosy and serves simple desserts and drinks. Children above the age of seven are allowed to enter, making this cafe one with a lower age limit than most. Keep your eyes peeled for Mario – the cafe’s resident munchkin cat who’s bound to evoke squeals of delight from even the most resolute non-cat-lover. Once you’re done patting the cats, head out for an exploration of the hip ‘n’ happening Haji Lane area.
Cat cafe entry price: $14, includes a free drink
Meomi Cat Cafe, 668 North Bridge Road, Singapore 188801
12. Nekoland

Nekoland combines a kids’ indoor playground with a cat cafe – perfect for cat lovers! Their cat interaction zone is where you can have some fun playtime with kitties and admits kids from three years old. You can recharge at Taro’s Cafe on site for some yummy bites to end of a wonderful day of play.
Cat cafe entry price: Cat interactions from $12 (3 years and up), keep an eye on their special offers and promos page!
Nekoland, Clarke Quay Central, 6 Eu Tong Sen St, 04-63, Singapore 059817
13. Nekotown

For those that don’t want to spend too much on entry fee, this cat cafe is where you can save some moolah. You only have to fork out $9 for an hour’s playtime with the kitties. And psst, all entries come with free-flow drinks! On top of being a cat cafe, Nekotown also provides professional grooming services as well as quality pet food and accessories.
Cat cafe entry price: $9/h + free flow drink (4 years old and up)
Nekotown, 658 Geylang Road, Singapore 389588
14. Wildflower Studio

Technically not (just) a cat cafe, but we couldn’t resist putting this one on our list! Wildflower Studio combines the concepts of art jamming and cat cafe. You can choose to partake in a semi-guided art jam session or a free-and-easy unguided painting session – both involve the cats living here. The studio also allows private event bookings and works with cat rescue groups to run a fostering programme.
Cat cafe entry price: From $20/hr (3 years old and up, those below 10 will need to be accompanied by an adult)
Wildflower Studio, Enabling Village, 20 Lengkok Bahru, #01-19C UOB Ability Hub, 159053
The best dog cafes in Singapore
1. Snow Pawttage

Samoyed lovers are going to go paw-sitively crazy over this new Samoyed dog cafe! This new cafe is the first Samoyed cafe to open in Singapore and Malaysia – we no longer have to leave our sunny shores to see these fluffy white clouds. These gentle creatures are also great with kids and are extremely affectionate so be prepared for lots of cuddles. If you’re looking for a calming and relaxing activity, you can also do yoga with the Samoyeds – we can’t guarantee if much yoga will be taking place with these fluffy friends around though!
Dog cafe entry price: from $35 for 45 minutes (kids aged 12 and below need to be accompanied by an adult)
Snow Pawttage, 723 Geylang Road, Singapore 389634
2. Chow Cute Cafe

What’s a chow chow? It’s a dog breed that’s said to have originated from Northern China. This blue-tongued canine looks like a mix between a lion and a bear – and with its furry mane, we can understand why it’d been mistaken as such. You can spot the dogs at the merchandise store within the cafe from 11am onwards. Bring your pet doggos along for a furtastic time! When you’re done, explore the rest of Seletar Aerospace Park with your furry friend.
Dog cafe entry price: minimum spend amount of $15 per child (4 – 12 years old) and $18 per adult, suitable for all ages
Chow Cute Cafe, 16 @ The Oval, Seletar Aerospace Park, Singapore 797873
3. World Of Paws

World of Paws is home to big fluffy doggos, cute furballs and more! Look forward to heartwarming hugs, cuddles and playful interactions with all kinds of dog breeds here in Pandan Gardens.
Dog cafe entry price: $22/hr + 1 free scoop of gelato (suitable for all ages, ages 12 and below need to be accompanied by an adult)
World Of Paws, 200 Pandan Gardens, #01-07 (PeopleUp Enrichment Hub)
4. What The Pug Cafe

Love pugs? This ought to get your tail wagging. Singapore’s first pug petting cafe is home to 12 wrinkly-faced canines with distinct personalities and quirks. Kids can play with the young hyper pugs, while parents will appreciate cuddling and chilling out with the older dogs. Each session costs $20 per person (on a weekday) and lasts 45 minutes. Tickets cost $25 on a Sunday! You’ll also get a canned drink and a Polaroid photo as your take-home souvenir. Check out your ticket options here. Kiddos under ten must be accompanied by an adult.
What The Pug, 80 Haji Lane, Singapore 189271
5. TWO X FOUR (temporarily closed)

TWO X FOUR is an air-conditioned two-level cafe that boasts of its Instagrammable “wings” feature wall, an excellent photo-taking spot for you and your pets. Inspired by the success of their dog food menu and cultivated by their desire to provide good for dogs, the people behind TWO X FOUR have worked hard to bring you good food, more handcrafted, healthy pet food and pet goods from around the world. Join them at their humble abode for a good, cosy time out with your furkids!
Twoxfour, 2 Pandan Valley, #01-210 Acacia Court, Singapore 597626
Enjoy your furry fun at these cat and dog cafes in Singapore!