Play and Cuddle Workshop with Cats and Kittens in Paris's 12th Arrondissement
Offered by :
Yvonne
Paris 12th district (75)
You can cancel free of charge up to 48h before the date of the activity.
Gift card valid for 12 months, free exchange
Activity description :
- 55 minutes
- Up to 8 people
- From 1 years old
Enjoy an exceptional moment with kittens : games, cuddles, observations and free interactions, accompanied by discoveries and exchanges about these adorable companions.
Course of the activity (55 min):
- Welcome and introduction to the kittens and rules of respect
- Freeinteraction : games, observation and gentle handling
- Time to cuddle and discover their behaviors
- Time to ask questions and learn more about their personalities
Don't hesitate to book this fun, gentle activity now!
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Great experience. My 10 year old daughter was over the moon with this relaxing and playful session with the kittens. Yvonne was great with us.
Anne
Anne's review
It was a great experience! Yvonne made us feel very welcome and we had a great time 🙂
Laura
Laura's review
The person who looks after the cats is very welcoming and friendly. The kittens are so cute. My daughter loved this activity.
Audrey
Audrey's review
Location
Address: 46 rue Crozatier, 75012 Paris
How to get there :
- Metro 8: Faidherbe- Chaligny
- Metro 1: Reuilly Diderot
Know before you go
- For organizational reasons related to the kittens, the session may take place in the 4th, 6th, 11th, 12th, or 15th arrondissement of Paris, depending on the number of registrants. The location will be confirmed 48 hours before the session.
- The partner reserves the right to reschedule the session if the minimum of 5 participants is not reached.
- Children must be at least 1 year old and must remain under the constant supervision and responsibility of the accompanying adult.
- Cats and kittens move about freely during the activity and are never forced into contact with anyone; their well-being is, of course, our top priority.
