The Lazy Cat Team
Cats groom themselves constantly, but that does not mean they never need help. Long coats tangle, older cats find it harder to reach, and some coats simply shed more than a cat can manage alone.
A simple rule of thumb
- Long-haired cats benefit from monthly grooming.
- Short-haired cats usually do well with grooming every 2 to 3 months.
- Brushing at home in between keeps the coat healthy and helps you notice changes early.
Signs your cat could use a groom
- Mats or clumps, especially behind the ears, under the legs and on the belly
- More loose fur than usual around the house
- A dull or greasy coat
- Difficulty grooming because of age or weight
We only proceed when your cat is calm. If they need a break, we pause.
Grooming should never be a fight
A good groom works at the cat’s pace. At Lazy Cat we never sedate cats for grooming; we rely on trained handling and patience. If a cat is too stressed to finish, we pause and assess, and if needed we reschedule the remaining services for another day at no extra charge.
