All cats are bathed using hypoallergenic solutions, warm towel-dried, gently hand blow-dried, & brushed to remove dander, tangles, & loose fur.

Bath Includes: relaxing massage, hypoallergenic shampoo, flea treatment, re-moisturizing deep conditioner, de-shed treatment*, sanitary trim, shell-out, nail trim, ear cleaning, warm towel dried,  hand blow dried, brushed out, scissor work as needed, de-matting**

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*de-shed treatment is free for first time customers. Returning customers +$25.

**De-matting, if needed, may incur an additional charge based on the condition of the coat.

What occurs in the litter box should remain there. If your cat has "cliff hangers" on her rear-end after using litter box, a sanitary trim may be the answer. This involves shaving the cat's private area & occasionally the back of the legs to maintain cleanliness while using the litter box. Fecal removal can be necessary at times. Cliff hangers can become stuck & may require additional attention & cleaning to restore your cat to her cuddly self.

A teddy bear cut on a cat is similar to a lion cut, though a 1/2 to 3/4 inch layer of fur similar to lamb wool is left on the cat. The face is tapered similar to a bear cub. This cut cannot be done on cats with matted fur. If your cat has an imperfect coat (tangles, knots, compaction), you can still get a teddy bear cut, but the fur requires preparation at an additional cost in order for the tools to work for this cut.

Cat hair can accumulate oil & appear greasy even after a bath.  When grease & oil has fully encapsulated your cat’s hair strands, it acts as a water repellent so water & bathing products do not penetrate the hair, resulting in poor outcomes. We achieve clean results by using an advanced hypoallergenic formula that is gentle & safe.

Although all kitties are special, some have medical, or age-related health factors that require extra-special attention in order to groom them. In these cases, we do charge additionally for the extra time, & skill needed to safely care for special needs cats. We are aware of & are sensitive to each cats' unique needs. Our main priority is to provide stress-free, high-quality cat grooming that is safe, relaxing, & affordable.

Your cat’s nails can’t be ignored, either. Cat nails curl under, when un-clipped for too long they will grow right into the cats' paw pads*, resulting in lots of pain & a seriously grumpy cat. Stay on top of your cat's nail maintenance with Catastrophe Cat Grooming.

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We are experienced in removing overgrown nails that have embedded into the paw pad.

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Recommended trimming of a cat's nails is every 6 - 8 weeks to keep your cat's feet healthy.

$20 total for all nails trimmed.

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* Removal of ingrown nails includes wound care for injured paw-pads @ $25 each

The de-shed treatment effectively removes excess undercoat & loose fur. This conditioning service can be added to a full-service cat bath, releasing dead undercoat—the main culprit behind shedding, hairballs, & coat matting. By utilizing de-shed treatment, you can significantly reduce shedding & amount of fur your cat ingests, leading to fewer hairballs & less fur around your home. Incorporating de-shedding into your cat's grooming routine is essential for optimal coat maintenance. Regular de-shed treatments help prevent matting before it starts. First time customers can enjoy this fantastic service for free! Returning customers can access it for an additional $25.

Lion cuts take the cats natural defenses away from it by removing most of the fur. Also, there is the possibility that the coat will experience "coat shock". Meaning the fur may not grow back looking as healthy as it used to.

We don't recommend a lion cut for a cat. Most people who want one for their kitty are hoping to minimize on shedding. In that case, we recommend our de-shed conditioning treatment (in addition to the full-service cat bath). You'll find that shedding is cut back dramatically. Enjoy up to 70% less shedding for a month.

We have over ten years of experience shaving cats that would otherwise have to be sedated & shaved at a vet. We have shaved thousands of cats who were severely matted without sedatives. We are experts on solving even the most severe matting issues.

Cats skin lacks the connective tissue that humans have. This is what allows them to stretch, jump, & move like they do. Unfortunately, it also allows their skin to become pulled up into the knots when they form into mats. Heavy matting can be rather painful for the cat, as their skin immobilizes them more & more as it is pulled into the mat from all over the body