Cat Grooming

ANIMAL ATTRACTION IS CLOSED FOR GROOMING. AFTER MANY YEARS, I HAVE RETIRED.

I suggest that you contact your veterinarian about grooming referrals.

Animal Attraction Pet Grooming, “Specialized in the Cat”. I have professionally groomed my Persians over the years for show.

If you require cat grooming, your options include: baths, comb outs, belly cuts, and lion cuts.

Comb Out

This can be done if Kitty’s coat has been maintained. If a pain free Comb Out cannot be done than I would suggest either a Line cut or a Lion cut.

Line Cut or Belly Cut

In the Line Cut, the fur on the cat’s underbelly is shaved (about 3 widths of a razor). It is a partial cut involving shaving the fur on the cat’s inner thighs, armpits, poop shoot. It neatens the cat’s appearance, but the fur on the back, sides and tail is left as it is. The length is blended into the longer fur. While this gives the cat a full-coated look, it reduces the necessary grooming on the cat’s belly fur, which can be prone to matting and picking up debris.

Lion Cut

This grooming style involves shaving the cat’s fur down close to the body. The Lion Cut may be required if your cat’s fur has become very matted, and it can be used in hot climates such as Texas, where it’s hot and the cat’s fur contributes to making it uncomfortable. The Lion Cut is where the fur on the cat’s body is shaved, but the fur on the head, feet and tail are left at a longer length. Depending on the cat; a Lion Cut should be scheduled for March – May and August – October.

Pricing is determined by the type of groom, additional de-matting time, size of a cat and if the head is fully shaved. Tranquilization charges will be paid separately.