66 Old Hume Highway, Braemar, NSW, Australia | Mobile services on request
66 Old Hume Highway, Braemar, NSW, Australia | Mobile services on request

Shedding is a natural process for cats and can lead to health concerns if excessive. We use a variety of specalised grooming tools to safely detangle and remove loose hair and undercoat without damaging the skin.

A hygiene clip gently trims the fur around a cat’s anus, genitals, and inner back thighs—and, if requested, the belly. This targeted grooming is especially valuable for cats who become soiled in these areas or have difficulty maintaining their own cleanliness.

Full clips generally involve trimming all—or a tailored combination—of the back, sides, belly, legs, and tail. The final length is entirely optional, ranging from a neat short clip to a plush Teddy clip, which is especially popular in the cooler months.
Tail fur is usually tidied and brushed through, and for those who enjoy a bit of flair
Full clips generally involve trimming all—or a tailored combination—of the back, sides, belly, legs, and tail. The final length is entirely optional, ranging from a neat short clip to a plush Teddy clip, which is especially popular in the cooler months.
Tail fur is usually tidied and brushed through, and for those who enjoy a bit of flair, a playful pom‑pom tail can be a delightful finishing touch.

Severely matted cats have dense, tangled clumps of fur that tightly bind the hair together, often causing discomfort, skin irritation, and restricted movement. These mats cannot be safely brushed out and must be removed by careful clipping close to the skin surface. If left untreated they may lead to skin infections, sores, and pain.

Included free in all our packages:
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We recommend sedation for many of our patients, as the clipping process can be stressful for even the calmest feline companion. Sedation is administered exclusively by a veterinarian, and each cat is carefully monitored throughout their groom using modern, up‑to‑date monitoring equipment.
For geriatric cats and those with chronic health c
We recommend sedation for many of our patients, as the clipping process can be stressful for even the calmest feline companion. Sedation is administered exclusively by a veterinarian, and each cat is carefully monitored throughout their groom using modern, up‑to‑date monitoring equipment.
For geriatric cats and those with chronic health conditions, we offer complimentary veterinary consultations prior to sedation. During this visit, we review your cat’s medical history, discuss whether pre‑anaesthetic blood testing is appropriate, and consider fluid therapy to ensure the safest and most comfortable experience possible.
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