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Robin Nichols

The Best Cat Cafes in Bay Area

🐾 The Best Cat Cafes in the Bay Area 🌟 1ļøāƒ£ Kit Tea Cat Cafe šŸ“ 1266 Valencia St, San Francisco - The only cat cafe in San Francisco, Kit Tea is a busy and thriving spot. - Two sections: one with purring cats, and the other is a regular tea shop. - Make a reservation for a one-hour session with the cats. - Admission fee includes bottomless loose-leaf Japanese tea. - Special events throughout the year for a memorable experience. 2ļøāƒ£ The Dancing Cat šŸ“ 702 E Julian St, San Jose - Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, this cafe offers a place for humans and cats to hang out together. - Local baked snacks available, but you can also bring your own food and drink. - Cats here are special and up for adoption, but it's not necessary to adopt a cat to visit. - Kid-friendly with free Wi-Fi for visitors. 3ļøāƒ£ The Cat Town Cafe šŸ“ 2869 Broadway, Oakland - Created in partnership with Oakland Animal Services to provide a comfortable environment for homeless cats. - Opened in 2014, it aims to increase chances for adoption. - Reasonable admission fee and a kid-friendly space. - All cats live there full-time until they find their forever homes. 🐱 Whether you're a cat lover or simply looking for a unique experience, these cat cafes in the Bay Area are worth checking out! 😻 #CatCafes #BayArea #KitTeaCatCafe #TheDancingCat #CatTownCafe #CatLovers #Adoption #UniqueExperience #SanFrancisco #SanJose #Oakland

 The Best Cat Cafes in Bay Area The Best Cat Cafes in Bay Area The Best Cat Cafes in Bay Area
Christian Russo

7 Factors to Consider When Choosing a Pet

🐾 Factors to Consider When Choosing a Pet 🐾 Allergies: - Over 50 million people in the US have allergies and 24 million have asthma. - Some people are triggered by dander or saliva from dogs and cats. - Pets can be managed with medical care, but it's important to be aware of potential allergic reactions. - There is no such thing as a nonallergenic dog, but some breeds shed less. - Birds, reptiles, fish, and short-haired rodents might be better for those with severe pet allergies. Space: - Some pets need more space than others. - Some landlords don't allow pets, so finding pet-friendly housing resources is helpful. - Helper animals (emotional support animals and service animals) may be allowed in properties that don't normally allow pets. Your Life: - Living with pets provides physical and mental health benefits, but it's a lot of work. - Dogs and cats require exercise, veterinary care, training, and socialization. - Dogs may need walks and certain breeds need more exercise. - Cats need entertainment and playtime with cat-safe toys. Age: - Raising puppies and kittens requires potty or litter training, socialization, and spaying/neutering. - Adult or senior animals can be a mellow companion and already trained. Personality and Temperament: - Meet the pet before adopting to ensure personality and energy level match you. - Adopt from reputable humane organizations or rescue organizations with foster systems. - Consider adopting from shelters or foster homes rather than buying from breeders. - Foster families can provide insights on the pet's needs and behaviors. Life Span: - Cats live an average of 15 years and dogs live an average of 12 years. - Consider emotional preparedness to outlive your pet. - Think about the extra cost and care needed for an elderly or sick pet. Financial Situation: - Caring for a cat can cost upwards of $1,000 a year, and $3,000 for a dog (after one-time costs). - Some pets may have higher needs, increasing costs. - Regular check-ups, vaccinations, and protection against parasites are important. - Veterinarians may offer payment plans or assistance for low-income people. #petadvice #choosingapet #petallergies #petspace #petcare #adoption #petfinances #petlife #pettips #veterinarycare

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EmberEnchanter

From pet-hater to crazy cat lady in 2 weeks

Two weeks ago I was the person rolling my eyes at pet videos and complaining about cat hair on everything. Then my neighbor asked me to feed her cat while she was away. Day 1: Fine, whatever. In and out. Day 3: Okay, this little guy is actually pretty chill. Day 7: Bought him fancy treats because he deserves them. Day 10: Caught myself baby-talking to him for 20 minutes. Day 14: Applied to adopt three kittens. Turns out I wasn't anti-pet, I was just waiting for the right moment to completely lose my mind. Now I'm researching cat trees at 2am and my camera roll is 90% blurry cat photos. My bank account hates me but my serotonin levels have never been higher. Apparently I'm a cat person. Who knew? #catlife #petlove #adoption #Pets #Cats

From pet-hater to crazy cat lady in 2 weeks