Even fastidious cats sometimes need professional help. Overgrown nails, impacted ear wax, painful mats against the skin, and sanitary issues after surgery or during illness are common. What seems cosmetic is often necessary medical maintenance.
Our team performs these services using calm handling techniques and minimal restraint whenever possible. For cats with severe mats, anxiety, or health limitations we can discuss safe sedation options so the procedure stays comfortable and low-stress. We always check skin and ears for underlying problems at the same time.
Grooming services
- Nail trims for even the wiggliest patients
- Ear cleaning and wax/infection evaluation
- Mat removal and comfort lion cuts
- Sanitary trims around the rear and belly
- Therapeutic full or partial shaves
- Post-surgical and medical hygiene support
What to expect
We work quickly and calmly. Nail trims and ear cleanings are often done during a regular visit. For mats or full grooms we may schedule a dedicated appointment and can use mild sedation if your cat is very stressed.
Frequently asked questions
How often should I trim my cat's nails?
Every 3–6 weeks for most indoor cats. Overgrown nails can snag, split, or grow into the paw pad. We can show you how to do maintenance trims at home.
Do you sedate cats for grooming?
Only when necessary for safety and comfort. Many cats do fine awake with good handling; for severe cases or painful mats we offer safe, short sedation.
Ready to schedule?
Request an appointment at our Glendale clinic or call our team — we serve pets and their people across the surrounding communities.