Cat groomers near you
De-matting, coat care and nail trims from groomers who work with cats. Tell us what you need and we'll look near you.
What cat grooming covers
Cat grooming is a specialism. Long-haired cats can mat badly enough to hurt, and getting that coat back in order takes someone calm, quick and experienced with cats specifically — not a dog groomer who occasionally takes cats.
Some cat groomers work cats-only so there are no dogs on site at all, which makes for a much quieter appointment.
What to look for
- Cat-specific experience, ideally a cats-only setting
- How they handle de-matting without sedation
- Appointment length and whether you can wait nearby
- Public reviews from other cat owners
Cat grooming costs
How much does cat grooming cost?
Price depends on coat length and how matted the coat is, with de-matting costing more than a maintenance groom. Give us your budget and we'll keep the shortlist sensible.
We don't publish price lists or business counts — prices come from the businesses themselves.
Cat grooming: common questions
- My cat hates being handled — can they still be groomed?
- Often yes, with a groomer experienced in low-stress handling. Mention it in your request. If a cat genuinely can't be groomed awake, a vet may need to be involved.
Cat grooming by area
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- Cat grooming in London
- Cat grooming in Manchester
- Cat grooming in Birmingham
- Cat grooming in Leeds
- Cat grooming in Glasgow
- Cat grooming in Liverpool
- Cat grooming in Bristol
- Cat grooming in Sheffield
- Cat grooming in Edinburgh
- Cat grooming in Cardiff
- Cat grooming in Newcastle
- Cat grooming in Nottingham
- Cat grooming in Leicester
- Cat grooming in Southampton
- Cat grooming in Brighton
- Cat grooming in Reading
- Cat grooming in Coventry
- Cat grooming in Belfast
- Cat grooming in Milton Keynes
- Cat grooming in York
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