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Cat Groomers in Philadelphia, PA

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6 Groomers
Avg 4.7/5
$80 – $200+
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All Cat Groomers in Philadelphia

MyPet cat grooming
MyPetVerified
2619 E Allegheny Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19134
5
(46 reviews)

MyPet is a pet grooming salon in Philadelphia that serves both dogs and cats, offering standard grooming services like baths, haircuts, nail trims, and face trims.

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Philly Floof Grooming cat grooming
838 Corinthian Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19130
4.9
(44 reviews)

Philly Floof Grooming is a pet grooming business focused on providing stress-free, comfortable grooming experiences with Fear Free certified professionals.

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The Pet Snobs Boutique cat grooming
606 S 9th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
4.5
(142 reviews)

The Pet Snobs Boutique is a cat grooming business, but no specific services, features, or specializations can be determined from the provided content.

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Le Pink Pooch Dog And Cat Grooming Salon LLC cat grooming
8435 Temple Rd, Philadelphia, PA 19150
4.5
(120 reviews)

Le Pink Pooch is a locally owned dog and cat grooming salon in Philadelphia that emphasizes gentle handling, positive reinforcement, and stress-free grooming experiences with transparent communication.

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The Groomin Room cat grooming
3828 Morrell Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19114
4.5
(98 reviews)

A professional pet grooming business in Philadelphia that provides grooming services for both dogs and cats with certified groomers.

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Caticures To Go is a mobile, house call cat nail trimming and basic grooming service. Stop traumatizing your cat with trips to the grooming salon or vet’s office just for their nail trims. Caticures To Go is the stress-free grooming solution that’s delivered right to your door. No carrier required. It’s Pawsitively Purrfect! No chaos, drama-free, no travel, no waiting rooms, no dogs barking, or other environmental stressors for your fur baby. You get stress-free service in the comfort of your home. For your kitty’s comfort (and your sanity) They’ll thank you with lots of headbutts!

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Popular Breeds Groomed in Philadelphia

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Typical Cat Grooming Prices in Philadelphia

Baths around $95; full grooms typically $180–$210.

Typical prices in Philadelphia — these are estimates, not a specific groomer's quote. Actual cost varies by groomer, coat condition, and your cat's temperament.

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About Cat Grooming Services in Philadelphia

Looking for professional cat grooming services in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania? Our directory features trusted cat groomers serving Philadelphia and the surrounding PA area. Philadelphia is home to numerous professional cat grooming services ready to pamper your feline friend.

Whether your feline friend needs a simple bath and brush, nail trimming, or a full grooming session, you'll find experienced cat grooming professionals ready to help. Many Philadelphia groomers specialize in cat-only services, offering stress-free environments designed specifically for feline clients.

Cat grooming in Philadelphia typically includes services like bathing, brushing, nail trimming, ear cleaning, and specialized cuts for long-haired breeds. Many groomers also offer dematting services, flea treatments, sanitary trims, and lion cuts. A basic bath starts at $80-$120, while a full groom with a haircut starts at $150-$200+. Lion cuts and other specialty styles follow this same pricing scale. Local groomers who work out of their home may charge less since they don't have commercial rent overhead.

When choosing a cat groomer in Philadelphia, look for professionals who specialize in feline grooming. The best cat groomers understand cat behavior and use gentle handling techniques to keep your pet calm and comfortable. Consider looking for CFMG-certified groomers or cat-only facilities for the best experience.

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Bath, brush, nail trim, ear cleaning & styling

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Deep cleaning with premium shampoos

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Stress-free grooming for anxious cats

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Many groomers specialize in cats only

The 6 best cat groomers in Philadelphia

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does cat grooming cost in Philadelphia?
Cat grooming prices in Philadelphia, PA typically range from $80 to $200+ depending on the service. A bath-and-brush starts at the low end; a full groom with a haircut or a lion cut sits at the upper end. Long-haired cats and cats with matted fur usually pay a surcharge. For a personalised estimate by breed and coat condition, use the free Cat Grooming Cost Calculator at catgroomingdirectory.com/tools/grooming-cost-calculator.
How often should I get my cat groomed?
Most cats benefit from professional grooming every 4–6 weeks, though it depends on breed and coat type. Long-haired breeds like Persians and Maine Coons usually need a groom every 4 weeks to keep mats from forming; short-haired cats can stretch to 6–8 weeks. Regular grooming reduces shedding, prevents painful matting, and catches skin issues early.
How many cat groomers are there in Philadelphia?
Cat Grooming Directory currently lists 6 verified cat groomers serving Philadelphia and the surrounding Pennsylvania area. Every listing has been individually confirmed to offer cat grooming — most general pet groomers refuse cats or only take "easy" ones, so the verification step matters.
Can I get mobile cat grooming in Philadelphia?
Yes. 1 of the 6 verified groomers in Philadelphia offers mobile or in-home cat grooming — they come to your home with a van or set up in your space, which most cats find dramatically less stressful than a salon visit. Look for "mobile" or "in-home" in the listing descriptions above to see the full set.
How do I find a groomer who actually knows cats?
Look for three things on the listing: (1) "Verified" badge from Cat Grooming Directory, (2) explicit cat-grooming language on the groomer's website or Google profile — not just a buried mention in a pet-grooming services list, and (3) features like "one-on-one," "quiet environment," or "difficult cats" in the listing chips. The verification step rejects general pet groomers who only take cats reluctantly.
Can groomers in Philadelphia handle Domestic Shorthair, Domestic Longhair, and Persian?
Yes. Philadelphia groomers most commonly list Domestic Shorthair, Domestic Longhair, and Persian as a breed specialty. Long-haired breeds need a groomer comfortable with thick coats, sanitary trims, and sometimes a full lion cut for cats that mat heavily — most listings here include those as core services.
Do I need an appointment, or can I drop in?
Almost every cat groomer requires an appointment, especially for full grooms. Book at least a week ahead — sometimes two or three during shedding season (spring) and the run-up to holidays. Some salons take walk-in nail trims, but always call first. Don't feed your cat for 2–3 hours before the appointment to reduce stress-related stomach upset.
Will my cat need sedation for grooming in Philadelphia?
No — verified cat groomers do not sedate cats. Sedation requires a veterinarian and is reserved for cats whose anxiety or aggression genuinely can't be managed any other way. Cat-specialist groomers handle nervous and senior cats with calm-handling technique, low-stress restraint, and sometimes a faster "express" service split across two visits. If your cat has never been groomed, mention that when you book so the groomer can plan a shorter first session.

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