My Cat Hates Being Brushed; What Do I Do?

Our patient groomers are experts at working with even the most reluctant kitties.

Do You Offer Sedation-Free Grooming?

Yes! We prioritize your cat's comfort and work to create a stress-free experience.

How Often Should My Cat Be Groomed?

It varies by breed, but generally, every 4-6 weeks is ideal for most cats.

Your Cat Deserves the Best

Call us in Springfield, MO, at 417-318-9500 to schedule your cat's pampering session!

Cat Grooming

Treat Your Feline Friend to a Spa Day: Professional Cat Grooming Salon

Trust Missouri Institute of Pet Grooming, Springfield, MO's top feline friends trust us for gentle, expert grooming! Our locally-owned team has over 30 years of experience understanding and caring for cats. Call 417-318-9500 for a cat grooming session.

The Benefits of Cat Grooming

Mats Be Gone: Regular grooming prevents painful mats and keeps your cat's coat healthy.

Shed Happens (Less!): Grooming reduces shedding, leaving less fur on your furniture and floors.

Happy Cats, Healthy Cats: We can spot potential skin issues or discomfort your cat might be hiding.

Exotic Felines & Furry Rabbits Welcome!

Our skilled team has experience with special breeds like Savannahs and even gentle rabbit grooming.

Sphynx

This hairless breed requires regular baths (weekly or bi-weekly) to remove skin oils and prevent buildup.
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Peterbald

Like the Sphynx, this breed is hairless or has fine, downy fur. They require regular baths to control oil buildup,
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Savannah

These hybrid cats often have short coats that are low maintenance; however, some Savannahs might inherit longer, thicker fur that requires more regular grooming.
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Maine Coon

These large, fluffy cats require regular brushing; professional grooming can help manage their thick mane.
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Persian

Known for their long, luxurious coats, Persians need dedicated daily brushing to prevent mats. Regular professional grooming will help maintain their coat's health and beauty.
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Norwegian Forest Cat

These majestic cats possess a long, double-layered coat designed for harsh winters. Professional grooming can be beneficial, especially in managing their thick undercoat.
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Ocicat

Their spotted coat is short and sleek, with minimal shedding. Regular brushing with a soft or grooming mitt can help remove loose hair and maintain a glossy sheen.
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Toyger

These small cats resemble miniature tigers in their coat patterns. Their short fur needs minimal brushing, mainly as a bonding experience with their owner.
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Lykoi

Also known as the "Werewolf Cat," this breed has a unique, partially hairless appearance. They require gentle grooming to remove loose hair and attention to their skin health, which could include protection from the elements.
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Burmese

These social cats boast a short, silky coat that requires little brushing. Regular baths are often appreciated as a bonding experience to remove dirt or debris.
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It's Not Just for Longhairs!

All cats can benefit from grooming! We tailor our services to your cat's breed and coat needs.

Pricing With Your Kitty in Mind

We believe in transparent pricing! We'll provide a personalized quote based on your cat's needs.

Full-Service Grooming: For Cats

Our full-service grooming package for cats includes:

Haircut
Bath
Brush
De-Shedding
Gland Expression
Ears
Nail Trim

Full-Service Grooming Pricing

Pet	Session Length	Session Price
Kitty	90min	$100

Bath Only: For Cats

Our bath only grooming package includes:

Bath
Brush
De-Shedding
Gland Expression
Ears
Nail Trim

Bath Only: For Cats Pricing

Pet	Session Length	Session Price
Kitty	60min	$60

Cat Grooming FAQs

My Cat Hates Being Brushed; What Do I Do?

Our patient groomers are experts at working with even the most reluctant kitties.
Do You Offer Sedation-Free Grooming?

Yes! We prioritize your cat's comfort and work to create a stress-free experience.
How Often Should My Cat Be Groomed?

It varies by breed, but generally, every 4-6 weeks is ideal for most cats.
Your Cat Deserves the Best

Call us in Springfield, MO, at 417-318-9500 to schedule your cat's pampering session!