Cat Grooming

Grooming for cats who have never enjoyed being groomed.

Cats are not small dogs, and we do not treat them like it. Cat grooming at Barky Mountain is quiet, patient, one-on-one work, booked into low-traffic slots so the room stays calm: a gentle bath, de-matting, comfort and sanitary trims, and lion cuts for the cats who need one.

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Grooming for cats who have never enjoyed being groomed.

About cat grooming

Cats are not small dogs, and we do not treat them like it. This is quiet, gentle, patient work: a bath, de-matting, sanitary and comfort trims, nail caps on request, and lion cuts for the cats who need one. We book cats into quiet slots so the room stays calm.

Best for

Long-haired cats, matted cats, seniors, and any cat who finds the whole thing overwhelming.

What's included

  • Gentle warm bath and low-noise dry
  • De-matting and coat conditioning
  • Sanitary trim, comfort trim, or full lion cut
  • Nail trim and soft nail caps on request
  • Booked into quiet, low-traffic time slots

Cat Grooming questions

How much does cat grooming cost?

Cat grooming starts at $65 for a short-haired bath and tidy, $90 for a long-haired full groom, and $115 for a lion cut or heavy de-matting. Matting and stress level affect the final price, and we always tell you first.

Do you groom matted, senior, or anxious cats?

Yes. Long-haired cats, matted cats, seniors, and cats who find the whole thing overwhelming are exactly who this service is for. Cats are booked into quiet, low-traffic slots and groomed at the cat's pace, and we keep a private room we can use to keep things calm.

Do you do lion cuts and nail caps?

Yes. We do full lion cuts, sanitary and comfort trims, de-matting, nail trims, and soft nail caps on request.

Do you even groom cats? A lot of groomers near me will not.

Yes, and we specialize in it. Plenty of dog groomers do not take cats at all, or only squeeze them in around a floor of dogs. We groom cats one-on-one in quiet, low-traffic slots, with a private room when a cat needs it, so the cats other shops turn away are exactly the ones we are set up for.

How often should a long-haired cat be groomed?

Most long-haired cats do well with a groom every six to eight weeks to stay ahead of matting, and more often for heavy shedders or older cats who groom themselves less as they age. Short-haired cats usually just need an occasional bath, tidy, and nail trim.

Book cat grooming in Lone Tree.

One groomer, your dog's full visit, no rush. Book online or call (720) 541-6929. Serving Lone Tree, Highlands Ranch, Parker, Castle Pines, Castle Rock, Centennial, Littleton, Aurora, and Sedalia.