Cat-inn guide

Illustration of a guest taking a quiet photo of a white cat resting near the neutral wooden walls and soft window light of a cat inn. Cat-inn guide

How to take photos at a cat inn without blown out white cat fur

We will explain how to photograph a white resident cat at a cat inn, avoiding direct sunlight and a white background, and slightly lowering the exposure on your smartphone to leave the coat intact, as well as etiquette for taking photos at the inn.
Cat-inn guidePhotography & social media
Illustration of a guest photographing a black cat resting in front of the pale walls and window light of a cat inn from a chair far away. Cat-inn guide

Taking a cute picture of a black cat at a cat inn | How to choose brightness and background

In order to preserve the expression and fur of a black cat at a cat inn, we will show you how to take photos without moving the cat using a pale background, natural light from the side, and exposure adjustment on your smartphone.
Cat-inn guidePhotography & social media
Illustration of a guest taking a picture with a smartphone of a cat resting near soft lighting in the hallway of a cat inn at dusk. Cat-inn guide

How to take pictures of cats in the dark inside the inn without blurring | Do not use flash at the cat inn

We will explain how to take pictures in a cat inn with the lights dimmed, without scaring the resident cat, keeping your smartphone steady, choosing a bright place, and understanding the limitations of night mode.
Cat-inn guidePhotography & social media
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Basics of taking pictures of resident cats with your smartphone at a cat inn

We will explain how to choose the settings, standing position, and light when photographing a resident cat at a cat inn with a smartphone, as well as the inn's photography rules and procedures for prioritizing the cat's rest.
Cat-inn guidePhotography & social media
An illustration of parents and children quietly seeing off a resident cat as they walk apart with their hands on their laps. Cat-inn guide

8 manners you should tell before staying at a cat inn with your child

Before staying at a cat inn with your child, we will introduce eight manners that you should practice as a family, such as not chasing, not holding, not entering cat resting places, and not giving food.
Cat-inn guideMeeting the cats
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Reasons to refrain from wearing perfumes and strong scents | Appearance at the cat inn

We will explain how to be considerate of cats, other guests, food, and hot springs by refraining from using perfume, hair styling products, aromatherapy, strong fabric softeners, etc. at a cat inn.
Cat-inn guideMeeting the cats
Illustration of a guest asking the staff how to use the cat treats and snacks provided by the inn. Cat-inn guide

Can I bring cat treats and toys to a cat inn?

Before bringing cat treats or toys to a cat hostel, we will explain why you should check the hostel's permission from dietary restrictions, medication, accidental ingestion, competition between cats, and hygiene.
Cat-inn guideMeeting the cats
Illustration of a guest asking the staff how to interact with a cat without picking it up with all four legs on the floor Cat-inn guide

Why it is better not to pick up the cat without permission, even if you can hold it

Even if your resident cat is used to being held at a cat inn, we will explain why you should not pick him up without the permission of the inn, support the cat's body, and finish before the cat wants to come down.
Cat-inn guideMeeting the cats
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What not to do when the cat hides and won't come out

When a resident cat hides under the furniture, in a high place, or in a bed at a cat inn, we will explain why you should avoid peeking at it, putting your hand in it, inviting it out, or blocking its path.
Cat-inn guideMeeting the cats
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Friendly cats and cautious cats, how to keep your distance from each other

We will explain how to maintain distance at a cat inn where cats can choose how to interact with each other, without fixing their personalities, regarding cats that approach people and cats that observe from high places or hiding places.
Cat-inn guideMeeting the cats
Illustration of guests and staff watching from a distance as two cats chase each other in a spacious inside the inn Cat-inn guide

Is chasing cats a game? How to prevent guests from interfering

When cats chase each other at a cat inn, we will look at changes, pauses, escape routes, voices, and body tension, and explain how guests should decide not to intervene and tell the staff.
Cat-inn guideMeeting the cats
Illustration of a resident cat coming to the guest room entrance at night and a guest quietly checking his whereabouts from the bed Cat-inn guide

What should you do if a resident cat comes to the guest room in the middle of the night? Things to check before going to bed

At an inn where a resident cat comes to the guest room at night, we will introduce the steps to check the storage of small items before going to bed, the cat's whereabouts, the door, bedding, how to leave, and contact the staff.
Cat-inn guideMeeting the cats
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