Introduction to our Services

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This service is suitable for kittens and adult cats who are new to grooming. This will allow your cat to get used to the grooming process in a short session. It will include an express / gentle brush of their coat, a claw trim and eyes & ears cleaned.

(Allow 30-40 minutes)

Great for those cats who just need a tidy up.  This service includes thorough coat brushing, comb out of any out loose knots and tangles, a claw trim and eyes & ears cleaned.

(Allow about 30-40 mins)

(Price depends on fur type and size / temperament of the cat on the day)

This service includes a claw trim, thorough brush out to remove dead hair, moulting, knots and tangles, dry bath (no water) including foam shampoo or conditioning spray, ending with cleaning the ears & eyes. 

(Allow 45-90 mins)

(Price depends the coat type and temperament of the cat on the day)

Lion cuts can be essential for cats who have widespread matting or are pelted over multiple areas of their body.  It may also be suitable for cats with dense fur that are having difficulty maintaining their coat. Using a clipper, the fur is shaved down close to the skin.  This service includes a claw trim, full clip / lion cut, brush out of remaining coat and finishing with cleaning eyes and ears.

(Can take between 1-2 hours)

(Price depends on the coat type and temperament of the cat on the day)

A Teddy Bear cut is done using a clipper with a comb attachment to trim a long-haired cat’s fur down a bit, but not down to the skin. It is suitable for longer haired cats with fur in good condition but that have difficulty grooming themselves. So this cut helps your cat by keeping the challenging parts of the fur at a more manageable length.  This service includes a claw trim, full brush out, teddy bear cut clip, finishing with cleaning eyes and ears. Note – this cut is not suitable for cats with matted/pelted areas.

(Can take between 1-2 hours)

When nails get too long, they can curve round, piercing the paw pad.  This is very painful for a cat and causes bleeding and infection. Most outdoor cats will naturally keep their claws well maintained through actively climbing, scratching and hunting.  Indoor, older or less active cats have less opportunity or ability to naturally keep these trim, so this option will help you keep your cats claws in good condition.

This involves trimming back the fur on the cat’s chest.  For some longer haired cats, the fur down their chest gets in the way or ingested when they are eating and can start to develop knots and tangles.  Trimming this area helps reduce this and prevents them from ingesting too much fur. 

This involves trimming the fur around the groin, genitals, bottom, and tail base. This is ideal for long-haired cats that often get faeces or litter stuck in coats and those that struggle to clean themselves properly in this region.

The price will depend on the severity of the matts / pelting and temperament of the cat on the day.

Using a clipper, the fur is shaved down close to the skin around the matted or pelted coat area, leaving the remainder of the cat’s fur intact.  This is a helpful option if a full lion clip is not needed or not in the best interest of your cat.  

The price will depend on the severity of the knots and temperament of the cat on the day.

The Belly Clip is a great option for long-haired cats that get lots of knots or matt easily in the belly, groin and armpit areas.  Using a clipper, the fur is shaved down close to the skin around the belly and groin area.   A Belly Clip is not visible from the front or sides of the cat, so you won’t see the shaved area whilst the cat is walking or lounging around in a loaf position.  It's also a helpful option for cats in the summer months as they can use the shaved area to lay on cold surfaces (e.g. tiles) to keep cool.