Cat grooming.
Brush-outs, de-mats and de-sheds for cats, done calmly with handling agreed first.
About this groom.
Cats get the VIP treatment. They’re groomed at a quiet time, away from busy dog appointments, with handling agreed with you before they arrive.
Most cats don’t need a bath. A slow brush-out, a gentle de-mat and a de-shed are usually what makes them comfy. If a bath would really help, we agree it with you first and keep it short and warm.
We can tidy the bottoms of long-haired cats and trim nails if they’re happy. If a cat gets very stressed, we stop. Their comfort comes first.
On the board
Here’s how it goes.
Every step goes at their pace, with breaks whenever they need one.
Today’s groom
Cat grooming
- Settle inIn their own time
- Coat checkFind the knots
- Brush-outSlow and calm
- Gentle de-matTummy, arms, ears
- De-shedLess sofa fluff
- Nail trimIf they’re happy
Top tipA wide-toothed comb a few times a week stops mats before they start, especially on the tummy, under the arms and behind the ears.
Who it suits
Made for all sorts.
Fluffy cats
Persians, Maine Coons and ragdolls: a careful brush-out and de-mat.
Sleek cats
Short-haired cats: a de-shed with a soft rubber brush.
Senior cats
Extra gentle, with breaks and a soft towel to lie on.
Tangled cats
We’ll call you first to agree the kindest way forward.
If your cat is a nervous one.
Tell us honestly how they are at the vet or when you brush them at home. We’ll keep the visit short, quiet and focused on what matters most for their comfort.
If grooming would need sedation or veterinary care, that isn’t something we do. We’ll tell you straight and suggest a chat with your vet.
Bring along
- A secure carrier
- A blanket that smells like home
- How they like to be handled
- Any advice from your vet
Other grooms.
All grooming
Feeling lucky?
Tell us about their coat, their last groom and the look you’re after. We’ll plan their visit with you.