Best Cat Cafe In Sydney Near Me

4worldlovers: Catmosphere is Sydney’s original cat cafe and 100% dedicated to supporting rescue cats and kittens. We partner with rescue groups to provide a safe space for displaced cats; providing everything for them while they stay with us, and helping many adoptables find their loving new homes.

We offer many unique experiences across different areas of our cafe, including time with over thirteen adult cats in the Cat Lounge, a group of youngsters in our tiki-themed Treehouse, kittens in Kittyland, a boutique cinema experience at Catflix Cat Cinema, and maybe the most calming of them all… Cat Yoga.

Be sure to read up on each experience and make a booking ahead of time as space is limited to ensure the health, safety, and happiness of our feline (and human) friends. Our FAQs page also offers a wealth of information.

For people aged 8+ who enjoy a more chilled experience with our rescued adult cats. As adult cats are generally much calmer and more peaceful than their kitten counterparts, the Cat Lounge is perfect for those looking to de-stress, connect with cats in a chill, safe space, and ultimately leave with some added zen.

For people aged 5+ who are looking for a break from the city in the city. It offers an exotic cat-friendly tiki lounge theme with hanging plants, a cosy fireplace, a balcony just for the cats, and a population of adoptable junior cats who have been raised by us.

The Kittyland experience is for people aged 5+ who are looking for short bursts of hilarious hijinks and wholesome snuggles with adorable rescue kittens. The youngsters we foster are rescued when they are very young, so are fully socialised, and are all adoptable through our friends at Kitten University.

Catflix Cat Cinema is a boutique cinema experience, perfect for those who’d like to spend some quality time with our rescued adult cats while enjoying a film on our big screen. Whether you’re bringing friends, family, a date, or just want to fly solo… you’ll find a lot of company in the paws of the cats of Catmosphere.

We’ve combined yoga and cats in one experience for the ultimate physical and mental health boost. You’ll get a cat crazy instructor to guide you through yoga and 10+ cats to help boost your mood.

Nothing says you care about someone like the gift of cats! All of our gift cards are at predetermined values so that no credit is left unspent but you can also buy multiples of each to really spoil someone. Although the values are chosen for specific experiences, the credit can technically be used towards any other experience if the recipient chooses.

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The Chatswood Cat Palace is Sydney’s premier cat grooming facility, owned and operated by renowned cat-whisperer Dr Kim Kendall.

Your cat’s comfort – both physical and mental – is paramount, whether they are enjoying a Wash and blow dry or a full pamper with clipping and oxywash, your cat will be kept as comfortable as possible. Some cats are more sociable than others, which is why we put every effort into making sure a grooming session at our kitty day-spa is as relaxing and as peaceful for your cat as possible.

At The Chatswood Cat Palace, we know cats – in fact, it’s fair to say that no-one knows cats like Dr Kim, who is the only cat vet in Australia that is also qualified in cat behaviour. It’s this intimate understanding of cat psychology that sets us apart.

But it isn’t just a job to us, we love cats too! Everyone here has a genuine love for all your feline friends – that’s why LOVE features so strongly in our logo – it’s a big part of our service here. It’s not for sale, but we give it freely to all our kitty clients. We find they start to love us back and pretty soon their trip to the groomers or boudoir becomes a happy experience they can look forward to.

Happy, sad, anxious, scared, it pays to know what your cat is thinking, and how it is feeling. This handy guide to your cat’s body language, kindly provided by the RSPCA will help you to do just that.

Dr Kim Kendall is a vet, no surprise there. But not only that, Dr Kim is an Applied Cat Behaviourist, with unrivalled experience in cats and the reasons behind the way they interact with us and with each other. Such a dedicated background in feline behaviour is highly unusual anywhere, and especialy in Australia, with Dr Kim’s opinion being highly sought after all over the world. She regularly appears on panels discussing both cats and more general animal treatment and welfare, and is considered one of the foremost feline experts around today.

Like all trained veterinarians, her training and background is in general vet care, but Dr Kim now practises solely in the realm of the one animal humans can never truly master, the humble (and not-so-humble!) felis catus.

Our hope here at The Cat Palace is that we can help to educate cat owners on how to give the best practical care to their cat, enabling a long and happy relationship and a healthier than average cat. Cats do get sick, there’s nothing any of us can do to put an end to that, but we hope the information we provide here can help at least to minimise or delay any of the all too many conditions and diseases which our felines can suffer from. Just small changes to the living environment and ongoing care can make a massive difference.

NOTE: Clinical appointments are strictly by pre-arranged appointment only. Dr Kim is not in attendance all day every day due to other commitments, and so walk-in consultations are not possible. Please contact us for further information.

As our environment becomes more crowded, so the air around us becomes more and more packed with the kind of stuff that makes a cat’s fur more dirty and sticky than ever before. Even though various initiatives tray and clean the air we breathe, the fact is that more people means more airborne particles.


For a cat, this means self-grooming becomes increasingly difficult at certain times of year as we add pollen and other natural contaminants to those people create with our cars, air conditioning or even through our daily jobs. Although younger cats in short haired breeds will cope quite happily (assuming no mobility issues), older cats or those with long hair will struggle to groom sufficiently and their fur can end up in poor condition and tangled to the point where grooming or even just moving becomes painful.