Meow, the Secret Boy

These two dramas are similar because both are romance dramas and they are about cat turning into human and i know that this is very small detail but both cats are white colour.

Main character (ML vs. FL) transforms between cat and human.
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With some similar traits, dramas left me with similar feelings. Meow- korean straight drama with a cat able to appear as a man, suki - more on BL side, with a dog, which reincarnated as a man. They enter and change leads' lifes, though how long they can stay?

Man That Bakes Bread is about a cat that turns human, while Tofu Personified is about a dog that turns human.. and both of them have food names in the title, while the stories are not about those food xD

The tone and personalities are different, but it's still about a cat falling for a human, plus the whole childhood connections thing.

both dramas have cats which are able to turn into human and want to be able to care for their owners.

Meow, the Secret Boy and No Tail to Tell are both fantasy romantic comedies that explore love between a supernatural being and a human, but they differ in character dynamics and emotional focus. In Meow, the Secret Boy, Hong-jo is a gentle, loyal cat who can transform into a human and quietly stays by the side of Sol-ah, a lonely graphic designer who slowly heals through his presence; their relationship is soft, innocent, and built on comfort, trust, and quiet affection, with a bittersweet undertone about time and transformation. In contrast, No Tail to Tell centers on Eun-ho, a confident and free-spirited gumiho who deliberately avoids becoming human, and Kang Si-yeol, a charismatic celebrity whose grounded humanity challenges her worldview; their dynamic is more equal, playful, and filled with romantic tension and banter. While Meow, the Secret Boy leans into warmth, emotional subtlety, and a tender, almost fairy-tale bond, No Tail to Tell emphasizes folklore, identity, independence, and a brighter rom-com energy rooted in modern life.

Cat/human main character cohabitating with human.
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Both are about the relationship between a pet and owner and a mix of sweet, funny, and tear-jerking. One has fantasy, the other does not, but both are touching and deal with loss, loneliness, etc.

Both are about the relationship between one of the leads who is human, and the other lead who is a cat/human shapeshifter.

The drama and film are related to cats and the secrets behind the animal. A mystery that later on will be revealed and change the fate of both couples in the drama and film.

Relationship between a cat and a human begins when a cat is discovered abandoned outside. Warm, cozy feeling with a thread of loneliness.

Be my cat and Meow, the secret boy are similar dramas because in both male lead is cat but in BMC story is set in historical era and MTSB modern day drama.

ML is a shapeshifting cat/human who ends up living with the lonely human FL who once saved him. There are many identical scenes (him reaching out in human form from under the bed to get clothing to put on, him cuddling in cat form then shifting to human while they're in bed together, etc.).

Maria, struggling financially, juggles a low-paying day job with nighttime shifts at a cabaret to fund her sister Nana's eye operation. Tragedy struck their family when a young Maria accidentally caused a fire, resulting in Nana's blindness and their father's death. Shiro, a discontented concert pianist, crosses paths with Maria in a traffic accident, leading to his hospitalization. Adopting a false identity and amnesia, Shiro seeks refuge at Maria's home, eventually becoming a cabaret pianist. Unbeknownst to them, fate weaves a complex web, revealing that their lives were never meant to intersect.