Mobile cat grooming in the Triangle, NC
A calm, quiet groom for your cat, right at your door. I bring the van to Durham, Chapel Hill, Raleigh, Cary and nearby towns, and your cat is the only animal inside.
Cats & dogs · 50 lbs or less · $60 minimum per visit
Why a mobile groom suits many cats
Many cats find carriers, car rides and unfamiliar rooms stressful. A mobile groom keeps the visit at home, with no waiting room, no cages and no barking dogs. Your cat is handled by the same groomer each time, and the visit moves at your cat's pace.
- Bath & Brush, from $140: a cat-safe bath, blow-dry, brushing, nail trimming and ear cleaning. Care is tailored to your cat's comfort and tolerance.
- Lion Cut, from $170: the body coat is trimmed short, leaving a fluffy mane, lower legs and a tail tip or full tail. Includes a gentle bath, careful drying, nails and ears.
- Add-ons: surface teeth brushing, De-Shed Treatment, Express Service for a quick nail trim, and extra support for seniors. See add-ons.
Keeping a cat's coat comfortable between visits
Short-haired cats mostly keep themselves tidy. Long-haired and fluffy cats are another story. Brush a few times a week all the way down to the skin, check behind the ears and under the legs, and call me if you find a mat you cannot work out gently. Pulling hurts and makes the mat worse. Fluffy cats' coats do a job too, so I only shave when mats leave no other option.
Tell me about any nerves, past incidents or health concerns when you book. Anything medical goes to your vet. Read more in how often should your pet be groomed.
Common questions
Do you groom cats?
Yes. Cat grooming is part of what I do every day. A cat Bath & Brush starts at $140 and a Lion Cut starts at $170, with a $60 minimum per visit.
Are there other animals in the van?
No. Your cat is the only animal in the van, so it stays quiet, and I watch how your cat is handling it and take breaks when needed.
How often does a cat need grooming?
Short-haired cats mostly keep themselves tidy. Long-haired and fluffy cats often need a visit every 6 to 8 weeks, plus brushing at home. See how often to groom.
Do you sedate cats?
No. I do not give sedatives. Pets who need medical sedation are best groomed at a vet. I use calm, humane handling and I never force a cat through a groom just for looks.
What if my cat is matted or does not like being handled?
Tell me when you book. Mats can be uncomfortable for your cat, and I may clip the coat shorter for their comfort and safety, checking with you first about a big change whenever I can. An extra handling fee may apply, and I will tell you before checkout.
Which areas do you serve?
I groom cats in Durham, Chapel Hill, Carrboro, Hillsborough, Raleigh, Cary and Morrisville. See the areas we serve page.
Ready for a calmer grooming day?
Booking takes about two minutes. Prefer to talk first? Call or text anytime.