Frequently Asked Questions

We offer a variety of grooming services including Express Grooming, Basic Grooming and Full grooming.

Ala carte services available too!

Express Grooming Includes :

nail clipping

ear cleaning

shaving of paw pads

shaving of sanitary areas

Basic Grooming Includes :

All Express services + a refreshing bath and fluff.

Full Grooming Includes :

All Basic services + a professional fur trim/style for a complete look.

*Add on service of Deshedding and Dematting may be required if your cat has matted fur or compacted undercoat.

Express grooming 10-15mins

Basic grooming 1-2hours

Full grooming 2-3hours

These are rough estimates! Final duration will depend on your cat's coat condition and their temperament.

You can schedule an appointment by dropping us a whatsapp message at +6589912133.

We recommend booking in advance to ensure availability and to give us enough time to prepare for your cat’s grooming needs.

Please bring your cat in a secure carrier. If your cat has any medical conditions or special requirements, let us know before the appointment.

Yes! Cats are excellent self-groomers, but professional grooming helps remove loose fur, prevent matts, reduce hairballs, and keep their skin and coat healthy.

We can safely remove mats whenever possible. However, if the matting is severe, shaving may be the safest and most comfortable option to prevent unnecessary discomfort and protect your cat's delicate skin.

For cats with a heavily compacted undercoat, a deshedding treatment may be recommended. We gently remove loose, trapped fur to improve airflow to the skin and help keep your cat's coat healthy and comfortable.

Both services will start from $15 depending on severity.

Absolutely. We use gentle, patient handling techniques and work at your cat's pace to make the experience as calm and stress-free as possible.

However if we deem your cat too stressed to continue the grooming, we'll stop the session and recommend a reschedule.

Most cats benefit from grooming every 4–8 weeks, depending on their coat type, age, and lifestyle.

Long-haired cats may require more frequent visits to prevent matting.