Find a cat groomer in New York, NY

Find cat groomers in New York, NY

Find cat groomers in New York, NY

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Find cat groomers in New York, NY

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Top 10 cat groomers in New York, NY

Clients agree: these pros are highly rated for knowledge, experience, communication, and more.
Serenity Dog And Cat Grooming

Serenity Dog And Cat Grooming

5.0(4)
Serves Brooklyn, NY
Yvette V. says, " It is very difficult to find a Master Grommer who specializes in large dogs with a gorgeous fur coat. Sometimes StarVega can get so matted because he will lay in the snow for hours in the winter. In the summer he enjoys running through sprinklers. If it wasn’t for Danielle I would be extremely saddened by my dog messy coat. As you can see for yourself he is a beautiful Majestic Creature. We trust Danielle explicitly and hope she thrives in her excellence" Read more
Loving And Care Pet Grooming

Loving And Care Pet Grooming

New on HomeGuide
Serves Mt Vernon, NY
Hi my name is Rogeria Santana I do Pet Grooming for 15 years. I love animals and I have my own store . Please check my store face book. Loving and care Pet Grooming
CatDawg Grooming Inc.

CatDawg Grooming Inc.

5.0(1)
2 hires on HomeGuide
Serves Forest Hills, NY
Emily Del C. says, "It was a challenge to find a cat groomer especially for Persians. Fortunately, I found Joanne/CatDawg Grooming Inc. through HomeGuide. A groomer that makes house calls? How cool is that! After checking her Instagram page I decided to book her services. Joanne truly cares for animals and that shows in her work. She comes well prepared with all the tools needed and I would use her services again." Read more
Cuddles 'n Kisses Pet Care

Cuddles 'n Kisses Pet Care

New on HomeGuide
4 hires on HomeGuide
Serves New York, NY
Cuddles 'n kisses petcare is your one stop location for pet services. Everyone employed here is passionate in their love for animals. We cater to each clients individual needs. My name is Carol Ann and I am the owner of Cuddles 'N Kisses Pet Care. ​ I have had a passionate love for animals since I can remember. Seven years ago I decided to work full time caring for them. I have never been happier. I live in the Inwood section of Manhattan with my Goldendoodle, Charly. He is a big, goofy, friendly fellow who enjoys playing host to the doggies I board. Everyone goes for an hour long walk midday in either Inwood Hill Park or Fort Tryon Pa...
Bone Appetit Barkery

Bone Appetit Barkery

New on HomeGuide
1 hire on HomeGuide
Serves Kearny, NJ
Our groomers have over 20 years experince in dog grooming. Standard breed cuts and show dogs. We also provide pet sitting and are a dog bakery.
Old Red English Bulldogs Kennel Inc

Old Red English Bulldogs Kennel Inc

New on HomeGuide
Serves New York, NY
We do Dog Training, Dog Grooming, Dog Walking, Pet Setting, Pooper Scooper and lot more. For more info go to http://www.OldBulldogs.com I love Working Dogs. Dog that Weight Pulling, Personal Protection and Hog Hunting.
A&C

A&C

New on HomeGuide
Serves New York, NY
I do the everyday menial things that get in the way of you have a good day. I often get from customers that when I started working for them finally at the end of the day they're not exhausted. Finally they don't feel stressed out because now those things that needed to get done,are done.I love be needed and my kids are all grown, so I can work odd ours and nights too. Whatever you need, whenever you need.
Smooches For The Pooches

Smooches For The Pooches

New on HomeGuide
Serves Haworth, NJ
1 on 1 grooming experience, using show quality products. Creative grooming expert! 10+ years pet grooming experience. Always continuing education.

Your Cat Grooming questions, answered

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on HomeGuide.

The average cost to groom a cat is $30 to $70. Mobile grooming typically costs more. Prices vary by region, zip code, the specific grooming services performed, and the cat's hair length and condition. Kittens and short-haired cats cost the least to groom, while grooming long-haired cats takes more work and costs the most. Most cat groomers charge extra for matted hair.

  • Groomers may offer a full grooming package or charge separate fees for à la carte services.
  • Many groomers charge an extra fee if they find fleas while grooming as they typically require an immediate flea bath to ensure the fleas don't spread to other animals in the facility.

Yes, while most cats groom themselves, they still typically need some additional grooming. Brush short-haired cats once per week. Long-haired cats are higher maintenance and should be brushed once daily. Regular brushing removes dead hair and dirt, reduces shedding and hairballs, helps prevent mats, and allows you to catch early signs of potential health issues.

  • Regular activity often wears down cat's nails naturally, but checking and trimming them as needed is a good practice to keep your you, your cats, and your furniture safe.
  • Most cats don't require a bath but consider bathing service if your cat spends time outside, has a skin condition, or cannot physically bathe themselves.

Long-haired cats living in warm climates may benefit from a haircut or shaving to keep cool. Older long-haired cats, no matter the climate, may also enjoy a shorter haircut and not having to self-groom as much.

Take your long-haired cat to the groomer every 3 months, or sooner if they develop mats in their fur. Short-haired cats do not typically need a professional groomer unless a vet advises you that they do.

When searching for a cat groomer near you, be sure to:

  • Choose an experienced cat groomer who has a business license and insurance.
  • Look for certified members of the National Cat Grooming Institute (NCGI) or members of International Professional Groomers, Inc. (IPG), with Cat Certification.
  • Check their reviews on HomeGuide and Google.
  • Ask for and check their references.

Ask these questions to ensure you find the best cat groomer near you:

  • What experience do you have?
  • What certifications do you hold?
  • What professional organizations do you belong to?
  • Can you provide a list of references?
  • Where will you keep my cat before and after grooming?
  • Are there dogs at your grooming facility?
  • What is included in your standard rate?
  • Do you charge extra for long hair?
  • Do you charge extra for matted hair?
  • What add-on services do you offer?
  • How long does the grooming usually take?
  • Do you sedate animals before grooming?
  • My cat is indoors-only; do you offer haircut services without a bath?
  • Do you have any discounts or package deals?

Reviews for New York cat groomers

Recent success stories from people in the New York area.
Ife O.
My cat is not easy to work with. He’s old & grouchy, which means he’s a major jerk. But Danielle knows how to manage him and leave him looking fresh & clean. So glad I found her and that she’s right in the neighborhood!
Serenity Dog and Cat Grooming
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