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Cat Grooming Perth, Beeliar 6164

 

We provide welfare‑first cat grooming using low‑stress handling and a calm, controlled environment.
We are Fear Free certified, so every session is designed to minimise stress while supporting your cat’s comfort, safety, and coat health.
 

Most cats tolerate grooming well when it is done correctly, consistently, and at their pace, often better than expected.

When Cats Need Professional Grooming

Cats are very good at hiding discomfort. Coat and skin issues often develop gradually and may not be obvious at first.

Common signs a cat may need professional grooming include:

  • Ongoing or excessive shedding
  • Mats or clumping in the coat
  • Dandruff or a greasy/oily coat
  • Reduced ability to self‑groom due to weight, pain, or age
  • Sensitivity when touched on matted areas
  • Overgrown nails affecting movement

Professional grooming helps manage these issues early, reducing discomfort and preventing more serious problems.


Our Welfare‑First Grooming Approach

We work within each cat’s comfort level and make careful decisions based on behaviour and stress signals.

We are experienced in grooming cats that are:

  • Calm and confident
  • Shy, anxious, or fearful

For the safety and wellbeing of both cats and groomers, cats who bite (also known as showing aggression signs) during grooming must undergo a veterinary assessment and may require medication and a behaviour modification plan before they can be groomed at our salon.
 

We do not force grooming or continue if a cat is showing signs of distress. Every grooming session is guided by welfare, not appearance or time limits.

 

Appointments & Availability

  • Monday to Thursday (during school hours)
  • Saturdays: Fully booked, rare cancellations
  • Appointment‑only
  • No early drop‑offs or late pick‑ups

 

Why Regular Cat Grooming Is Important

Brushing alone does not remove excess oils, trapped shedding hair, or built‑up dandruff.

Professional grooming supports both coat and skin health.

Regular grooming can help:

  • Reduce shedding and allergens in the home
  • Prevent painful matting
  • Maintain healthy skin and coat condition
  • Keep nails trimmed for comfort and mobility
  • Improve hygiene in the sanitary area
  • Shorten grooming visits over time
  • Identify early signs of skin or health concerns

Cats maintained on a regular grooming schedule are typically calmer, more comfortable, and easier to manage at home.

 

What to Expect During Grooming

Bathing
Cats are hand‑washed using slow-introduction techniques and individually chosen products designed for your feline’s skin and coat.

Drying is introduced slowly and adjusted to suit the cat, including the use of a box fan dryer if needed for fearful cats.

Clipping
Coat colour or texture may change after matting, age‑related coat changes, or health conditions. This is normal and part of coat recovery.  Regular bathing and blow-drying nourishes the coat as it regrows. 

Safety & Monitoring
Elizabethan collars may be used when required. Grooming may be paused or discontinued if stress levels become too high. We strongly recommend owners be presenf for the first grooming appointment. 

 

Recommended Grooming Maintenance Schedule

Cat Grooming is about prevention and supporting healthy skin and coat.

Bath, Blow‑Dry and De-shedding/Combing

  • Hairless / Rex breeds: Every 2 weeks
  • Persian & high‑maintenance coats: Every 4 weeks (Full coated)
  • Medium to long‑haired cats: Every 6–8 weeks
  • Short‑haired cats: Every 8–10 weeks

Clipping

  • Teddy & Comb Clips: Every 6–8 weeks
  • Lion Clips: Every 10 weeks

Regular grooming supports better coat condition, lower stress, and shorter appointments.

 

Why Bath Cats?

A cat’s skin naturally produces sebum (oil), which coats the hair and skin. During the shedding cycle, hairs in the resting phase often become trapped by these oils. This leads to matting, dandruff, and excessive shedding throughout the home.

Bathing:

  • Removes excess oils, dirt, and dander
  • Reduces allergens
  • Releases trapped shedding hair
  • Prevents matting before it forms

Blow‑drying further separates the coat, reduces undercoat and dandruff, and supports effective de‑shedding.

When performed regularly and aligned with the natural shedding cycle, bathing and blow‑drying provide complete coat management

Dry de‑shedding alone is ineffective due to oil build-up and static.

More information on bathing- See Our Blog Post

See before-and-after photo below: After Bath, blow-dry, de-shedding on an exotic shorthair.

  

 
Senior Cats

Senior cats must have had a veterinary check before the groom to reduce the risk of complications during or after grooming. (e.g., heart, arthritis, kidneys, etc)

Conditions such as arthritis can make grooming uncomfortable. Veterinary advice or prescribed medication may help improve comfort and tolerance during grooming.

In some cases, a veterinarian may recommend medical support for pain and discomfort.

 

Behaviour and Grooming Decisions

Cats can be unpredictable. If we feel grooming should not continue, we will assess stress signals and body language and make a decision based on welfare and safety.

Veterinary medication may be requested for cats with fear, anxiety, stress or pain‑related issues.

Grooming may be discontinued at any time at the groomer’s discretion.

 

Services available:

Coat clipping can alter your cat’s coat colour and texture, particularly following matting, age‑related changes, or existing health conditions. To preserve coat quality and skin health, we strongly recommend regular bathing and preventative grooming services.

The prices listed below apply to cats maintained on a regular grooming schedule.
A first‑time groom or an overdue coat may incur an additional $50+, depending on coat condition, matting, time required, and product usage.

Grooming Maintenance & Coat Condition

The first grooming appointment may be more expensive, as we remove the undercoat, any matting, excessive oils, and fully separate the coat.

High‑quality, long‑lasting grooming results are achieved only when cats are maintained on a consistent grooming schedule.

Extra charges apply if your cat has matting, or the coat is already overdue for grooming.

 

Clip Only — From $160

A professional body clip leaving approximately 1.9–3mm, with legs left natural where possible. Paw pads are shaved only if the cat allows.

Lion Clip:
Lion tail clipped, and mane retained.

Modified Lion Clip:
Full tail retained with light trimming around the head.

This service is suitable for highly stressed cats maintained on an 8–10 week schedule.
Matting removal incurs additional fees.   

The first clip, fully coated, may incur additional fees if extra time is needed. 

 
 
 
 
Clip & Bath (Full Groom) — From $180 

Includes full clipping as above, followed by bathing with premium Iv San Bernard shampoos and conditioners, gentle blow‑drying, finishing clip, and nail trimming.

Bathing in conjunction with clipping helps restore the skin’s natural sebum (oil) balance.
Matting removal incurs additional fees.

 The first clip, fully coated, may incur additional fees if extra time is needed. 

 
Teddy Bear Clip & Bath — From $190

A soft, plush finish, leaving 9mm on the body, with a shorter 1.6mm underneath.

Includes bathing with premium Iv San Bernard shampoos and conditioners, blow‑drying, and nail trimming. Available with a bath only.

Cat must be mat‑free and have a suitable temperament for this style.

 The first clip, fully coated, may incur additional fees if extra time is needed. 

 
Comb Clip & Bath — From $200

Full coat trim ranging 6–16mm, with either:

  • a retained mane and full tail, or
  • a tidy finish to the collar line
  • A short 1.6mm, ‘Brazilian’ underneath. 

Includes bathing with premium Iv San Bernard shampoos and conditioners, blow‑drying, de‑shedding, and nail trimming.

A Bath & Blow‑Dry assessment appointment is required prior to booking a comb clip.
Cat must be mat‑free and have a suitable temperament.

 The first clip, fully coated, may incur additional fees if extra time is needed. 

 
Short Hair Grooming — From $140

A complete coat refresh for short‑haired cats.

Includes hand‑washing with premium Iv San Bernard shampoo and conditioner, nail trimming, blow‑drying, and de‑shedding through controlled combing during drying.

Approximate duration: 1 hour. 

 

Medium to Long‑Haired Grooming — From $170–$200

Includes hand‑washing with premium Iv San Bernard shampoo and conditioner, nail trimming, blow‑drying, and de‑shedding through combing during drying.

Approximate duration: 1–1.5 hours. 

Mat removal or clipping is additional. Final pricing depends on the coat’s condition and the time required.

 

Large Cat Grooming (over 7kg) — From $200

We pride ourselves on being Maine coon, Siberian and other large breed specialists. Includes hand‑washing with premium Iv San Bernard shampoo and conditioner, nail trimming, blow‑drying, and de‑shedding through combing during drying.

Approximate duration: 1.5 hours. 

Mat removal or clipping is additional. Final pricing depends on the coat’s condition and the time required.  A first groom may require extra work, and therefore extra time. Any trimming or clipping is an extra charge.

Maine Coon Bathing
Hairless Cat / Short‑Haired Rex Groom — From $70

Includes bathing with specialised hairless shampoo and conditioner, nail trimming, nail bed cleaning where possible, facial cleaning, and ear cleaning. Price from $70 from 1st July

Kitten Grooming Services

Kitten Introduction Groom — From $70 / 30 minutes

A gentle introduction to professional cat grooming.

Most kittens under 4kg require 30 minutes to 1 hour, allowing time for calm handling and gradual introduction to bathing and blow‑drying.

Includes guidance on:

  • Grooming tools
  • Maintenance schedules
  • Home grooming care

More kitten grooming information here

NOTE: The first grooming may be much more as we remove the resting undercoat and separate the coat.  High-quality, lasting finishes result when a cat is on a maintenance schedule.  If your cat has any matting, it’s past the minimum time for its scheduled grooming.

Available Cat Grooming Add‑Ons
    • Nail trimming only — From $25 (included with bathing or clipping)
    • Ear cleaning — From $15 (included with bathing)
    • Facial cleaning — From $15 (included with bathing)
    • Sectional clipping (underarms, belly, chest, sanitary area, or small mats) — From $35 per area
    • Brazilian (belly, underarms, sanitary, and in-between) — From $75
    • Paw pads, ruff, or pants trimming — From $25 per area

Sanitary Clip

Pricing, Conditions & Policies

Prices may change depending on coat condition and grooming requirements.
By booking, you agree to our Cat Grooming Conditions.

Additional fees may apply for:

  • Matting
  • Parasites
  • Aggression/Bites
  • No‑shows or late cancellations
  • Extra work, products and time required.
  • Late pick‑ups
  • Contagious skin conditions

Full terms and conditions are included in your New Client Form.

Learn more about what to expect with Before, During and After the Groom with our Cat Grooming Policies. 

Cat Grooming FAQS

Before the Groom- The Cat Carrier

 

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Beeliar Western Australia 6164

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