This is our base service, best used every 4-8 weeks to maintain the grooming health of your feline bestie.
Your cat with be sparkling and feeling purr-fectly fabulous!

Premium Double Shampoo
Premium Conditioner
Gentle Cat-Safe Dry
Full Brush Out
Nails Cut
Paw Pad Shave
Outer-Ear Clean
Feet Scissored to neaten
Cat-Safe Cologne (optional)
Report Card
This groom is Sustainable Salon Certified - to help reduce environmental impact!
One of the most common misconceptions professional cat groomers hear is: “Cats clean themselves, so they don’t need grooming.” But if that were true, we humans wouldn’t need to bathe either! While cats do groom with their tongues, regular bathing and coat care provide important hygienic and health benefits that self-grooming simply can’t achieve.
Think about it—when a cat licks its fur, it’s not just cleaning itself, it’s ingesting everything on its coat. That could include pesticides, fecal matter, allergens, or even toxic substances from household plants and chemicals. Because cats are highly sensitive, exposure to these irritants can lead to skin reactions, digestive issues, or worse. Bathing helps remove these harmful substances, keeping both their coat and skin healthier.

Beyond hygiene, a proper conditioning treatment during grooming removes dead hair far more effectively than brushing alone. This helps reduce hairballs, prevent knots and matting, improve airflow to the skin, and enhance overall comfort. Regular bathing can also make life easier for those with cat allergies, since allergens primarily come from saliva and dander—both of which coat the fur when a cat grooms itself. A clean coat means fewer allergens and stronger bonds between cats and their humans!
The only real concern about bathing a cat is the potential stress it may cause. However, many professional cat groomers will tell you that bathing is actually the least stressful part of the grooming process! The key to a stress-free experience is introducing grooming at a young age and maintaining a regular schedule so your cat becomes comfortable with the process.
So, do cats need grooming? Absolutely. And with the right approach, it can be a positive and beneficial part of their routine—keeping them clean, healthy, and happy!