Dog cafes & cat cafes in JB
Every once in a while, we crave a little love and attention from cute animals amidst our busy lives. The number of pet cafes has grown more than we can count now, and with JB becoming a hotspot for our weekend getaways, cafe hopping is a popular activity. Offering affordable prices and a variety of animal breeds to play with, these are the dog & cat cafes in JB to drop by.
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All you need to know about dog & cat cafes in JB
From Corgis to Chow Chows, there are many dog cafes in JB that house specific breeds so you can hang out with your choice of best bud. The same goes for cat cafes where you’ll find the likes of Ragdolls, British Shorthairs, and Maine Coons.
Entry fees are generally more affordable than our local prices in Singapore, starting from ~S$3/pax and offer just as much value with complimentary drinks and ice cream in some cases. Some of these cafes even provide a range of food options, and unique facilities such as playgrounds and swimming pools for animals.
| Pet Cafe | Good For | Price |
| Chill ‘N Chow | Snuggle with furry Chow Chows | RM27/hour from Tue-Thu, RM30/hour from Fri-Sun |
| Corgi’s Talk Cafe | Corgi-themed cafe with cute photo taking spots | RM22/adult,
RM18/child |
| Dachshund & Friends | Dachshund-themed dog cafe in Mount Austin | RM28/hour on weekdays, RM32/hour on weekends |
| Shi-ba Cafe | Visit this Shiba Inu paradise | RM32/hour for adults, RM20/hour for children |
| HOME by Tales of Paws | Play with dogs in a swimming pool | Corgi section of Dog Park: RM68
Doggy section of Dog Park: RM98 |
| Cat Times | Sakura-themed cafe with board games | RM10/pax |
| Chucky Cat Cafe | Family packages to get your money’s worth | RM22.90/adult,
RM19.90/child |
| Coffee Cat House | Enjoy Niko Neko Matcha with free-roam cats | Minimum purchase of 1 drink or food per pax for unlimited time at cafe |
| Enn Cat Cafe | Cosy cafe that feels like your relative’s home | RM15/pax |
| The Hidden Farm | Largest petting zoo in JB with 40 species of animals | RM38/adult and RM25/kid for weekdays RM48/adult and RM30/kid for weekends |
– Dog cafes –
1. Chill ‘N Chow
Snuggle with furry Chow Chows & enjoy free ice cream
Image credit: @suvaathy via Instagram
Located at Mount Austin, Chill ‘N Chow is a dog cafe in JB that houses 5 adorable Chow Chows for you to get cosy with. You can purchase dog snacks and toys to play with them. Socks must be worn into the play area, and you can buy them at RM3 if you didn’t bring a pair.
Entry fee comes with free coconut ice cream.
Image credit: @chill_n_chow_cafe_by_ng via Instagram
The cafe’s menu offers mains such as pasta, fried chicken, and cakes with flavours ranging from Earl Grey Black Tea to Matcha Jasmine.
Admission: RM27/hour (~S$8.78) from Tue-Thu, RM30/hour (~S$9.75) from Fri-Sun
Chill ‘N Chow review: “Such a good experience overall! The owner is such a passionate, friendly and funny person, she made sure that everyone got a chance to hug and take as many photos together with the dogs!! Doggies are clean and very fluffy to touch, will definitely be back! Entrance came with free ice cream too!” – Renee J. via Google
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2. Corgi’s Talk Cafe
Corgi-themed dog cafe in JB with cute photo taking spots
Image credit: Chen Qian Hui via Google Maps
Situated 20 minutes away from Tuas Checkpoint, Corgi’s Talk Cafe is home to 10 corgis and a resident Alaskan husky. It’s a corgi-themed cafe, so you will be greeted by cute corgis printed on their walls and a vibrant shade of orange and white interior. There is also a sofa with corgi pillows, making this an IG worthy spot.
Each ticket comes with a complimentary drink as well.
Corgi’s Talk Cafe review: “2 things to note: Some corgies do jump, and they are trained to give you paw. And the smell of wet dog is present due to the amount of puppies around.” – Zoe Decker via Google
Admission: RM26/adult (~S$8.45), RM18/child (~S$5.85)
3. Dachshund & Friends
Dog cafe in Mount Austin with 7 friendly dachshunds
Image credit: Dachshund & Friends
Get ready to be swarmed by weiner dogs over at Dachshund & Friends. This dog cafe in Mount Austin has 7 dachshunds that can be tempted by treats: Yuzu, Mirin, Natto, Miruku, Goma, Milu, Nori. The entry fee also includes a free drink of your choice from their menu, which includes options like Kuri Mont Blanc, Mirin Milk Tea, and Ginger Rooibos
Word of note: Because of the gentle backs and spines of the dachshunds, please do not pick them up if you’re making a visit to this dog cafe. Visitors under 16 are also not permitted at the cafe, so unfortunately, it is not the most family-friendly dog cafe.
Admission:
- Weekdays: RM28/hour (~S$9.10)
- Weekends: RM32/hour (~S$10.40)
Dachshund & Friends review: “Dogs are very active, staff are really friendly and experienced with taking care of them. Do take note that weekends are busy and you may not be able to go in if you come too late. There will be a queue since they only allow up to 3 groups in at a time. You may need to return at a later time to go in.” – Elcoms Khang Jun De via Google
4. Shi-ba Cafe
One of the only few cafes with Shiba Inus
Image credit: Wong Ruth via Google Maps
Shi-ba Cafe is Malaysia’s first of its kind, carrying 10 Shiba Inus as its main dog breed. This dog cafe in JB is also located at Mount Austin, and it also has German Shepherds, Alaskan Malamutes, and Corgis. A 1-hour session will cost RM20-32/pax (~S$6.50-S$10.40) and dog treats can be purchased at RM2 (~S$0.65).
Image credit: James Wong via Google Maps
For your complimentary drink that comes with the entry fee, you can choose either Rose Jujube Tea or Wolfberry Chrysanthemum Tea. There’s also Japanese Curry Rice if you’re feeling hungry.
Admission: RM32/hour (~S$10.40) for adults, RM20/hour (~S$6.50) for kids
Shi-ba Cafe review: “Really enjoyed my time here! The staff were attentive and friendly throughout the 1-hour session. They gave us extra dog treats and patiently answered any questions we had about the dogs. I booked this place on the same day I went, and I really appreciated the quick reply from the cafe. I also liked that the admission ticket came with a free ice cream and a drink of your choice.” – Sylvia C. via Google
5. HOME by Tales of Paws
2-in-1 dog & cat cafe in JB
Image credit: @homebytalesofpaws_dogcafe via Instagram
HOME by Tales of Paws has 2 storeys, separating the dogs and cats. The first floor is where you will find dogs such as Bernese Mountain Dogs, Alaskan Malamutes, and Afghan Hounds.
Note that corgis are separated from the other bigger dog breeds in the outdoor park, and you’ll have to pay different rates depending on which furry creature you want to play with.
Image credit: @yy_0927_ via Instagram
They also have an indoor cattery housing cats from Maine Coons to Ragdolls, and a feeding area with cat bowls fixed onto a wall.
Home by Tales of Paws has 4 sessions, 2 for corgis and 2 for big dogs:
Corgi sessions:
- 10.30am-11.45am
- 12.15pm-1.30pm
Big dog sessions:
- 2.45pm-4pm
- 5pm-6.15pm
Admission:
- Corgi section of Dog Park: RM68 (~S$22.10)
- Big Dogs section of Dog Park: RM98 (~S$30.62)
- Cattery: RM58 (~S$18.12)
Home by Tales of Paws review: “As for the Corgi session, I will have to say that it was an okay experience. The dogs seemed tired and panting a lot, probably due to the warm weather. The dogs itself were friendly and extremely cute. Just a heads up, the dogs poop and pee on the floor itself. Staff clean them up almost instantly though.” – GAT-X105 Strike Gundam via Google
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– Cat cafes –
6. Cat Times
Sakura-themed cat cafe with board games
Image credit: J Mr via Google Maps
If you want to view the cherry blossoms in Japan but can’t afford to, head down to Cat Times. It’s a 2-storey cat cafe in JB with a large Sakura tree, housing 20 resident cats including Siamese and Ragdolls. This cafe is accessible within a 30-minute drive from Woodlands Checkpoint, and entry requires a minimum spend of RM10/pax (~S$3.25).
Image adapted from: T XJ, pohchun sin via Google Maps
The dining area on the second floor serves cheesecakes and savoury dishes such as rice with tamago and eel in cat-shaped bowls. For those feeling restless, board games and books are available as well.
Admission: RM10/pax (~S$3.25)
Cat Times review: “One of the best cat cafe i came across. Staff is friendly and approachable. Cats are all well taken care of. All of them are so friendly and totally not afraid of ppl at all! They took initiative to jump on your laps and table as well. They also allow you to cuddle them! And it is without any treats! No time limit as well. No entrance fee. Food n drinks are served covered as well to prevent any fur getting into them.” – Joanne Wong via Google
7. Chucky Cat Cafe
Cat cafe in JB with family packages to get your money’s worth
Image credit: @tanann1102 via Instagram
Located at Komtar JBCC shopping mall, Chucky Cat Cafe is a neon-lit cafe in JB with 20 cats ranging from British Shorthairs to Maine Coons. They offer an affordable family package, inclusive of 1 adult and 1 child at RM42 (~S$13.65), so you don’t have to worry about going over budget here.
Image credit: Chucky Cat Cafe (Komtar JBCC) via Google Maps
Cat treats can be bought at RM5 and toys like feather wands are provided for you to play with the felines. Their menu consists of lattes and espressos, with their Americano being the cheapest option at RM6.90.
Admission:
- First hour: RM24.90/adult (~S$8.09), RM21.90/child (~S$7.12)
- Family Package: RM42/pax (~S$13.65)
- 1-Day Pass: RM69/adult (~S$22.43), RM59/child (~S$19.18)
Chucky Cat Cafe review: “Such a fun and unique cat café experience! The staff were super friendly and took the time to explain each cat’s breed and personality, which made the visit feel really personal. What stood out the most was the interactive vibe—so happened we joined a Mario Kart challenge where the winner got a free cat treat and an extra 5 minutes with the cats. Way more engaging compared to other cat cafés I’ve been to!” – Bong Yi Yong via Google
8. Enn Cat Cafe
Cosy cat cafe in JB that feels like your relative’s home
Image credit: @enncatcafe_ via Instagram
Enn Cat Cafe offers something different from the other cafes on this list, as they offer grooming services and are also a cat hotel. The vibes here would make you feel like you’re visiting your friend’s house, with their cosy sofas and tables.
Image credit: edd eddie via Google Maps
For food options, they sell Western cuisine dishes such as fried chicken, French fries, and spaghetti. Their 1-hour sessions go from RM10 (~S$3.15) for children.
Admission: RM15 (~S$4.88)
Enn Cat Cafe review: “It’s a cozy family cafe, friendly owner with many cute cats. Unlike other cat cafes, the cats here are really ‘manja’ and they’d demand you to pet them. The cats were well trained, when my food arrived, none of the cats disturbed me eating despite the good smell. The grilled chicken chop is pretty nice but the latte needs some improvement.” – Azwin via Google
9. Coffee Cat House
Enjoy Niko Neko Matcha with free-roam cats
If you’re a matcha enjoyer, Coffee Cat House may just satisfy your cravings with their lattes brewed with premium, made-in-Japan Niko Neko matcha powder. Drinks aside, we’re all in it for the cats – this cafe is home to 8 adorable and fluffy felines, including the famous Mofusand-looking one named Butter.
And if you haven’t already done so, it’s never too late to hop on the Iced Strawberry Matcha Latte craze as this cafe serves up the beverage at RM19 (~S$5.98). For some sweet treats, indulge in their local favourite Oreo Cheese Cake (RM18, ~S$5.66).
Admission: Minimum purchase of 1 drink or food item from RM16 (~S$5.20)
Coffee Cat House review: “This cat cafe is a delightful hangout. The cats are impeccably groomed and well-cared for. They’re high-quality cats that sleep and move gracefully, making our family’s day out truly special.” – Phil Ho via Google
Bonus: The Hidden Farm
Largest petting zoo in JB with 40 species of animals
As a bonus, The Hidden Farm is an animal house holding more than 40 species of animals. This mini indoor zoo has alpacas, ducks, rabbits, hedgehogs, meerkats, raccoons, goats, guinea pigs, ferrets, joey, and prairie dogs that you can pet. You can buy 2 cups of carrot slices and greens for RM10 (~S$3.25) to feed the animals too.
When you need a break from all the petting that you’ve dished out, you can stop by their in-house cafe; just make sure to pay respects to the chonky cat that roams the cafe! Do note that reservations are required as time slots are limited.
Admission:
- Weekdays: RM38/adult (~S$12.35) and RM25/kid (~S$8.13) for a day pass
- Weekends: RM48/adult (~S$15.60) and RM30/kid (~S$9.75) for a day pass
The Hidden Farm review: “This is a joy for young kids, especially toddlers. They do not have age restrictions and even allow 1-2 year olds to interact with their animals. My kid loved feeding the Guinea pigs very much and was so busy feeding every single one of them (there were quite a few). He also loved playing with the other animals. The area is very well ventilated, clean and provides good facilities for hygiene.” – Daniel Bok via Google
(Closed) Choco Neko
Image credit: @choconeko_ via Instagram
Choco Neko is permanently closed.
Drop by these dog cafes & cat cafes in JB
With perks like complimentary ice cream and affordable prices, visiting one of these cafes should be a part of your JB itineraries by now. Whether you’re planning for a full-day trip to JB or simply intend to visit for a few hours, drop by for the company of these cute animals.
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Cover image adapted from: @tanann1102 via Instagram, Shi-ba Cafe via Facebook
Originally published on 20th August 2024. Last updated by Josiah Neo on 24th March 2026.