Are those cat cafes still alive?

Cat Cafe. Sounds beautiful.

On a lazy afternoon, the sun shines diagonally. You are stuck in the sofa with a cup of coffee and a fat cat snores at your feet.

Sounds beautiful, right? Hey.

Ka sir also keeps cats. As an ordinary cat lover, it is a bit unexpected to walk into the cat coffee for the first time.

Although the cat coffee in Houhai uses strong deodorant cat litter, bathes the cat regularly and changes sofa covers and tablecloths regularly, it is still difficult to hide the pungent smell of cat feces.

Dozens of cats walked around, the sun shone in, and there was nothing to hide the fine cat hair in the air.

Caffeine sir kept itching in his throat as he drank the plain cup of coffee.

The boss of this cat coffee is a typical "cat slave". She said that she thought of opening a cafe because there were too many cats and there was no place to keep them.

She thinks that for customers who really like cats, they won't mind the smell and cat hair.

After hearing this, sir felt a little ashamed and found it difficult to walk into this cat coffee again.

Some cat cafes have realized the impact of health problems on passenger flow.

For example, Empty cup in Beijing.

The coffee shop, located in Dashiqiao Hutong, Jiugulou Street, Beijing, is known as "China's first black cat coffee shop."

There are all black cats in the shop, and pictures of Hollywood stars and black cats are posted on the wall. Ma Xianglong, the store manager, told Ka sir that these black cats did bring considerable passenger flow to their cafe.

Customers who come from afar are full of enthusiasm for these black cats, which astrologers call "meeting good luck".

They watch cats, have parties, give tasting classes and open salons here.

But consumers who come with enthusiasm for close contact with cats are often disappointed-these black cats are isolated in a glass room