Cat-only grooming in Middleburg, Florida

Skilled, Quick Cat Grooms

Our cats are bathed in a cat-specific tub, sized and set up for a cat's body and nerves — not a dog tub a cat has to rattle around in. And everything that touches your cat is made for cats: cat-formulated shampoos and products, never dog products. That matters more than most people realize — a cat's skin is thinner than a dog's and far more reactive, and cats can't process some ingredients dogs handle easily (tea tree oil and dog flea products with permethrin can genuinely poison a cat). Add that cats lick everything off their own coat, and “close enough for dogs” stops being close enough. Cat tub, cat products, cat-trained hands — start to finish.

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Majora and Ahsoka in harnesses on a tree stump — Majora, our oldest cat, with her best friend Ahsoka — born in Orange Park and lives right here at Bagshot Row.

Cat Services and Prices

Cat-only grooming. Our haircuts are sanitary haircuts: health maintenance first.

Full Service Haircut, includes sanitary haircuts$100
Bath and Brush$50
Sanitary Trim and Brush$45
De-Shed Treatmentfrom $35
Nail Clip, à la carte$20
Kitten Rescue Bath, a gentle first bath for rescued kittens$20

Nail clips are free with a bath or haircut.

Lion Cut, a styling example

Health maintenance first: our haircuts are sanitary haircuts. When a cut is already a health necessity, a lion style is one way it can look good.

White cat with a lion cut on the grooming table — A fresh lion cut — started for her health and comfort, finished with a little style.

Rescue Kitten Baths — $20

New rescue? First baths matter. Our Kitten Rescue Bath is a gentle, unhurried first groom for rescued kittens — a warm bath, a soft blow-dry, and a careful once-over while they're small enough to learn that being handled is safe. Starting a kitten's grooming life with patience instead of fear is health care, not pampering — and at $20, it's priced so every rescue can afford a good beginning.

Baby Ahsoka in a pink carrier — Ahsoka's first baths — warm water, a tub her size, and all the patience a tiny rescue needs.

Sleepy baby Ahsoka, eyes half closed — Ahsoka's first baths — warm water, a tub her size, and all the patience a tiny rescue needs.

Baby Ahsoka curled asleep on a patterned blanket — Ahsoka's first baths — warm water, a tub her size, and all the patience a tiny rescue needs.

Baby Ahsoka asleep on a gray couch, toe beans showing — Ahsoka's first baths — warm water, a tub her size, and all the patience a tiny rescue needs.

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Watch the Work

Travis shaving a long-haired black cat on the grooming table. The cat stays calm throughout.

A full shave-down, start to finish — calm hands, cat-only tools, no rush.

Why Cats Need a Specialist

Cat skin is only a few cell layers thick in places and measurably thinner than dog skin, and it's loose: it tents, folds, and slides into clipper blades and gets pulled up inside mats, where you can't see where fur ends and skin begins. That's why cat grooming is a technique of its own — blade kept flat, skin held smooth and taut, small visible areas at a time, and never, ever scissors near a mat. It's also why our cat setup is separate: a cat-specific tub that keeps a cat secure and calm in the bath, and cat-only products chosen for skin that reacts to things a dog would shrug off. Different animal, different skin, different craft.