Pet owners often treat their furry companions like their own children, whether they feed them top-quality food or send them to daycare centers. It's only natural to splurge even more on your cuddly companions when you have money to burn.
Here are 10 Chinese celebrities whose furry pets get spoiled with the best care.
1. Nicholas Tse Ting-Fung
Nicholas Tse is a Hong Kong-based actor, singer, songwriter, and martial artist, as well as an entrepreneur and chef. He has his hands full with talented endeavors, but he still makes time to take care of his cute friends. He has two cats, Miso and Dashi, and a dog named Mustard.
On his food travelogue show Nic, the 42-year-old star, occasionally uses his pets as mascots. Social media is another way for him to share pet updates.
2. Elanne Kong
Elanne Kong, a cat lover, opened a cat hotel during the pandemic for pet owners traveling with cats to leave them while they go on adventures. Kong, who invested nearly six figures in the cat hotel, was called "crazy" by peers and even herself.
After the financial setbacks, she pulled money out of her pocket to keep the hotel open. In 2020, she revealed she was housing 19 cats in her facility.
3. Zhang Yuqi
Zhang Yuki is a Chinese actress called Kitty Zhang, born in 1986. She kick-started her career and brought media attention with her role in 2008's film CJ7. Zhang is one of the "Star girls." She acted in movies like The Mermaid, Dearest, and The Legend of the Demon Cat. She is a cat lover and takes care of a fluffy white cat.
4. Lu Han
Luhan, born in 1990, is a Chinese actor and singer. He was ranked the sixth most popular star by China National Radio. Luhan is the ex-member of South Korean-Chinese boyband EXO.
Luhan has an orange tabby cat named Small Yellow Cat, and his Russian blue cat plays the coy named Zhu. Both are cute cats.
5. Han Geng
Han Geng, born in 1984, is a Chinese actor and Mandopop singer. In 2001, after the start of his career, he was chosen by S.M. Entertainment for the South Korean boyband Super Junior which debuted in 2005.
Han Geng tweeted a picture of his pet cat Tiger, a snowy white Scottish Fold. He is a well-known cat lover. His cat deserves to be called a celebrity cat for posing alongside as if it's a photoshoot.
6. Angelababy
Angela Yeung Wing, better known as Angelababy, born in 1989, is a Hong Kong actress, model, and singer. In 2016, for her role in Mojin: The Lost Legend, she won the Hundred Flowers Award for Best Supporting Actress.
Angelababy is also a cat lover, having a Scottish Fold. Her cat gave birth to three kittens, which she has named Xiao Ming, Xiao Qing, and Xiao Jie, and she collectively refers to them as T F Cats.
7. Hu Ge
Hu Ge, also called Hugh Hu, was born in 1982 and is a Chinese singer and actor. In 2005, he played the lead role in the television series Chinese Paladin and received fame as 'China's most popular actor.' In 2012, Hu Ge was nominated the Best Newcomer for his role in the film 1911 (2012).
Hu Ge is a well-known cat lover and appears quite busy even though he is a bachelor. He has had his hands full caring for his five cats within the past 6-years.
8. Fan Bingbing
Fan Bingbing is a Chinese actress born in 1981. Bingbing has been ranking in the top 10s as the highest-paid celebrity on the Forbes China Celebrity list since 2006. Fan Bingbing has a soft spot for her beloved furry cats. She posted photos with her French bulldog and her brown Poodle.
9. Joyce Chen Yin-Hang
Joyce Chen is a Hong Kong-based actress.
Joyce Chen has been a familiar face in dramas since graduating from TVB's training academy in 1995. Her role as Kam Yat in Virtues of Harmony received critical acclaim and launched her acting career. She has kept busy with her three dogs despite taking a break from the entertainment world. Earlier, she even owned up to Five Dogs and a rescued rabbit.
10. Liza Wang Ming-Chun
Liza Wang, born in 1947, is a Chinese actress, diva, and MC. She has been nicknamed 'The Big Sister' in the entertainment circle. She is a singer and Cantonese opera star and is married to a Cantonese opera performer. Liza Wang adopted mongrels after her previous dog (Momo) passed away. Their dogs, Coco and Bingo, live a high life with them in their three-story mansion.
