GENTLE FELINE CARE

Cat Grooming in Dubai

Tangles and knots build up between brushes, and home care can't always reach them. Our groomers de-mat, remove loose fur, and trim in a quiet space, so your cat leaves comfortable and tidy.

A Noble Vet cat groomer gently brushing a catโ€™s hair with a comb.

GENTLE FELINE CARE

Cat Grooming in Dubai

Tangles and knots build up between brushes, and home care can't always reach them. Our groomers de-mat, remove loose fur, and trim in a quiet space, so your cat leaves comfortable and tidy.

A Noble Vet cat groomer gently brushing a catโ€™s hair with a comb.

GENTLE FELINE CARE

Cat Grooming in Dubai

Tangles and knots build up between brushes, and home care can't always reach them. Our groomers de-mat, remove loose fur, and trim in a quiet space, so your cat leaves comfortable and tidy.

A Noble Vet cat groomer gently brushing a catโ€™s hair with a comb.

GENTLE FELINE CARE

Cat Grooming in Dubai

Tangles and knots build up between brushes, and home care can't always reach them. Our groomers de-mat, remove loose fur, and trim in a quiet space, so your cat leaves comfortable and tidy.

A Noble Vet cat groomer gently brushing a catโ€™s hair with a comb.

FREQUENCY

Every 4-6 weeks

Varies by age and breed

HANDLING

Patient pace

Built for nervous cats

AVAILABILITY

Same day

Book and come in today

PRODUCTS

All-natural

Pet-safe, no harsh chemicals

BEFORE & AFTER

Real transformations

Home brushing and bathing help, but professional grooming goes further, reaching the mats, tangles, and problem areas home care often misses.

British Longhair

Lion Cut with Round Head Style

Norwegian Forest Cat

Trim Around Cut

Norwegian Forest Cat

British shorthair cut

SERVICE RATES

Cat Grooming Pricelist

Grooming

Price (AED)

Full Grooming

(Haircut, Shaving, Shower, Nail Clipping, Ear Cleaning, Teeth Cleaning)

240 AED

Full Shower

(Shower, Nail Clipping, Ear Cleaning)

155 AED

Additional Services

Nail Clipping

Ear and Eye Cleaning

Trimming

Medicated Shower

50 AED

45 AED

80 AED

160 AED

LOYALTY OFFER

Buy 10 & Get 1 FREE!

Grooming

Price (AED)

Full Grooming

(Haircut, Shaving, Shower, Nail Clipping, Ear Cleaning, Teeth Cleaning)

240 AED

Full Shower

(Shower, Nail Clipping, Ear Cleaning)

155 AED

Additional Services

Nail Clipping

Ear and Eye Cleaning

Trimming

Medicated Shower

50 AED

45 AED

80 AED

160 AED

LOYALTY OFFER

Buy 10 & Get 1 FREE!

Grooming

Price (AED)

Full Grooming

(Haircut, Shaving, Shower, Nail Clipping, Ear Cleaning, Teeth Cleaning)

240 AED

Full Shower

(Shower, Nail Clipping, Ear Cleaning)

155 AED

Additional Services

Nail Clipping

Ear and Eye Cleaning

Trimming

Medicated Shower

50 AED

45 AED

80 AED

160 AED

LOYALTY OFFER

Buy 10 & Get 1 FREE!

CAT GROOMING

What services do we offer?

We focus on what your cat actually needs, so they leave more comfortable than when they arrived.

Bath and brush

Professional brushing and bathing that removes mats, debris, and parasites while improving skin and coat health.

Hair trimming

Styling plans built around your cat's age, breed, and lifestyle for a look genuinely suited to them.

Paw and nail care

Cleans each paw and trims nails to keep every step comfortable, confident, and injury-free.

Ear cleaning

Cat-safe solutions that clear wax and reduce the risk of ear infections.

Due for a dental check?

Our team cleans plaque and tartar build up fast, and left alone, they lead to dental disease and oral pain. Our team cleans and checks your catโ€™s teeth with every full grooming visit.

SKIN & COAT HEALTH

How often should cats be groomed?

A greasy coat or slightly duller fur can seem like nothing at first, but left alone, it often leads to painful matting, skin irritation, or an infection that's harder to treat.


Most cats benefit from grooming every 4-6 weeks, though this varies by age, breed, and lifestyle. Watch for these signs in between visits:

Greasy, matted, or shedding coat

Excessive scratching

A strong odour or visible dirt

Visible skin irritation or infection

Nails too long or catching on fabric

Old or heavy, unable to self-groom

Regular grooming catches these early, keeping your cat comfortable rather than waiting for a problem to become obvious.

THE TEAM

Our Groomers

Victor
Victor

Victor

Head Groomer
Allan
Allan

Allan

Groomer

ALL-NATURAL PRODUCTS

Brands we use

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M-pets logo
Oster logo
Beaphar logo
Mikki logo

Book a visit with our professional cat groomers.

Ready to keep your cat clean and healthy?

Book a visit with our professional cat groomers.

Ready to keep your cat clean and healthy?

Book a visit with our professional cat groomers.

Ready to keep your cat clean and healthy?

Everything You Need to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

Do indoor cats need grooming?

Yes, even indoor cats need professional grooming. It prevents mats and tangles, reduces hairballs, and significantly improves their overall coat and skin health.

How do groomers keep cats still?

We use gentle techniques and take our time to help cats adjust. Our calm, quiet environment gives them space to relax throughout.

Should I feed my cat beforehand?

It's best to avoid a heavy meal right before a visit; this helps prevent discomfort or vomiting, especially if your cat is nervous.

At what age should my cat start getting professionally groomed?

We recommend starting between 4-6 months, once vaccinations are complete and your cat is getting comfortable with handling and grooming tools.

Do cats feel better after grooming?

Yes, generally. A lighter, softer coat and reduced matting genuinely ease discomfort, and many cats seem visibly more relaxed afterwards.

How do I prepare my cat before a session?

Handle your cat regularly at home, especially paws, ears, tail, and belly, and introduce them occasionally to brushes, combs, and clippers so the tools feel familiar.

Everything You Need to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

Do indoor cats need grooming?

Yes, even indoor cats need professional grooming. It prevents mats and tangles, reduces hairballs, and significantly improves their overall coat and skin health.

How do groomers keep cats still?

We use gentle techniques and take our time to help cats adjust. Our calm, quiet environment gives them space to relax throughout.

Should I feed my cat beforehand?

It's best to avoid a heavy meal right before a visit; this helps prevent discomfort or vomiting, especially if your cat is nervous.

At what age should my cat start getting professionally groomed?

We recommend starting between 4-6 months, once vaccinations are complete and your cat is getting comfortable with handling and grooming tools.

Do cats feel better after grooming?

Yes, generally. A lighter, softer coat and reduced matting genuinely ease discomfort, and many cats seem visibly more relaxed afterwards.

How do I prepare my cat before a session?

Handle your cat regularly at home, especially paws, ears, tail, and belly, and introduce them occasionally to brushes, combs, and clippers so the tools feel familiar.

Everything You Need to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

Do indoor cats need grooming?

Yes, even indoor cats need professional grooming. It prevents mats and tangles, reduces hairballs, and significantly improves their overall coat and skin health.

How do groomers keep cats still?

We use gentle techniques and take our time to help cats adjust. Our calm, quiet environment gives them space to relax throughout.

Should I feed my cat beforehand?

It's best to avoid a heavy meal right before a visit; this helps prevent discomfort or vomiting, especially if your cat is nervous.

At what age should my cat start getting professionally groomed?

We recommend starting between 4-6 months, once vaccinations are complete and your cat is getting comfortable with handling and grooming tools.

Do cats feel better after grooming?

Yes, generally. A lighter, softer coat and reduced matting genuinely ease discomfort, and many cats seem visibly more relaxed afterwards.

How do I prepare my cat before a session?

Handle your cat regularly at home, especially paws, ears, tail, and belly, and introduce them occasionally to brushes, combs, and clippers so the tools feel familiar.

Everything You Need to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

Do indoor cats need grooming?

Yes, even indoor cats need professional grooming. It prevents mats and tangles, reduces hairballs, and significantly improves their overall coat and skin health.

How do groomers keep cats still?

We use gentle techniques and take our time to help cats adjust. Our calm, quiet environment gives them space to relax throughout.

Should I feed my cat beforehand?

It's best to avoid a heavy meal right before a visit; this helps prevent discomfort or vomiting, especially if your cat is nervous.

At what age should my cat start getting professionally groomed?

We recommend starting between 4-6 months, once vaccinations are complete and your cat is getting comfortable with handling and grooming tools.

Do cats feel better after grooming?

Yes, generally. A lighter, softer coat and reduced matting genuinely ease discomfort, and many cats seem visibly more relaxed afterwards.

How do I prepare my cat before a session?

Handle your cat regularly at home, especially paws, ears, tail, and belly, and introduce them occasionally to brushes, combs, and clippers so the tools feel familiar.

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