Perhaps the most remarkable discovery in feline science involves the therapeutic properties of cat purring. Dr. Elizabeth von Muggenthaler's pioneering research at the Fauna Communications Research Institute revealed that cat purrs consistently vibrate at frequencies between 20-50 Hz, precisely the range shown to promote bone healing, reduce pain, and accelerate tissue repair.

NASA's research on vibration therapy for astronauts experiencing bone loss in zero gravity led to unexpected discoveries about the healing power of specific frequencies. The overlap between therapeutic vibration frequencies and cat purring frequencies isn't coincidental – it represents millions of years of evolutionary optimisation. When guests enjoy their cat cafe afternoon tea surrounded by purring cats, they're receiving genuine physiological benefits.

Clinical studies at the University of California's Center for Animal Alternatives demonstrate that purring frequencies stimulate the production of growth factors and healing hormones. Patients exposed to these frequencies show measurably faster recovery times from fractures and soft tissue injuries. This research validates why many visitors report feeling physically better after spending time at a cat cafe.