Belly shaves are an essential service for long-haired cats and larger, overweight short-haired cats. This grooming helps prevent matting and keeps the belly area clean, ensuring your cat stays comfortable and healthy.

A standard sanitary trim is essential for maintaining your cat’s hygiene. This service is especially beneficial for long-haired cats, and large or overweight shorthaired cats, helping to keep their potty area clean and reducing the risk of infections. We typically pre-shave the sanitary area before the bath and perform any necessary touch-ups after blow-drying, ensuring your cat stays comfortable and fresh.

Soft Paws® nail caps, created by a veterinarian, are manufactured in the USA from non-toxic vinyl. They are applied to your cat’s claws using a non-toxic, cold-bonding, veterinary-grade adhesive, providing a safe and humane solution to scratching issues. These caps do not hinder the normal extension and retraction of claws, and most cats remain unaware they are wearing them.

Clients appreciate Soft Paws not only for their aesthetic appeal but also for preventing cats from scratching furniture, carpets, and even people. Cats remain playful and active, with the risk of sharp nails effectively eliminated.

While Soft Paws are an excellent alternative to declawing or tendonectomy, they are not recommended for cats that go outdoors.

Nail caps for all paws.

Short-haired cats can enjoy a bath and blowout, which includes a complimentary nail trim. This service does not cover eye or ear cleaning, toe tuft (paw pad) trimming, or any shaving.

Long-haired cats can enjoy a bath and blowout, which includes a complimentary nail trim. This service does not cover eye or ear cleaning, toe tuft (paw pad) trimming, or any shaving.

De-shedding treatments help to remove loose fur, which can reduce the amount of hair your cat sheds around the house. This service also prevents matting and tangles, which can be uncomfortable and even painful for your cat.

Additionally, de-shedding can help minimize hairballs, as less loose fur means less fur your cat ingests while grooming itself. Overall, regular de-shedding treatments contributes to a healthier coat and skin, and a cleaner home environment.