Kitty Cuts Grooming​ ❤️️

A feline-exclusive grooming salon, providing cats with a quiet, safe environment and specialized
​expertise to create a positive grooming experience. 
Kindness, empathy, and a peaceful space designed entirely around a cat's comfort and well-being -
because cats are our top priority.

Regular professional grooming addresses various issues and offers many benefits.

The team at Kitty Cuts Grooming is honored to be considered for your cat’s grooming needs. Your cat’s health, personality, and overall well‑being are always at the center of everything we do. 
Kitty Cuts opened in August 2021 as the first feline‑exclusive grooming salon in the Greater Metro Detroit area, offering a service designed entirely around the comfort and needs of cats. With over 17 years of hands‑on experience working with felines, we understand the unique care, handling, and behavioral awareness required to groom cats safely and compassionately.
Our salon provides a calm, cat‑only environment — no barking, no chaotic grooming floor, no dog scents, and no overstimulation. Every appointment is one‑on‑one, allowing us to give each cat (or family of cats) our full attention. We tailor every grooming session to the individual cat, using low‑stress techniques that match their personality and comfort level. Our goal is always to create a positive, safe experience while helping each cat maintain a healthy, comfortable coat.
We believe every cat deserves to look and feel their best. By offering a peaceful, professional, and species‑appropriate environment, we aim to support both cats and their owners in achieving consistent, stress‑free grooming throughout their lives.

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Cat Clarifying Shampoo

If you are going to bath your cat at home, this is a great shampoo to use as it helps to removes wax, dirt and oils.

​Cat Nail Clipper

Always, always cut nails first before attempting any at home grooming to avoid a murder scene.

Bach RESCUE REMEDY

Stress relief tincture for pets with natural flower essences to help ease tension, nervousness, hyperactivity & excitability.

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Frequently Asked Questions

We understand that your cat(s) may have a sweet, calm and docile disposition but please keep in mind that they are in their home environment where they feel safe, secure and on their own territory.  Most cats are not used to going places except to the vet, they don't go for walks, car rides, cat parks to play nor do they meet other people outside of their home.  So, when you bring your cat to get groomed you are taking them out of their home environment, in the car where they are experiencing new sounds, sites and even car motion which can create sickness, on top of that now you are introducing them to someone they have never seen and a place that is foreign to them.  This is very stressful for your cat and can create a different personality than what you see at home.  We encourage you to explore our FAQ's to better understand our approach, our standards, and the many questions cat owners often have.

Do cats need to be groomed on a regular basis?

​Yes, absolutely! It is a common misconception that cats do not need a bath because they groom themselves. Cats are unable to manage all of their grooming needs on their own. Cats groom by licking their fur, licking does not produce soap and water. When they do this, they cover their body with their saliva; the number one factor that create human allergies.  It is NOT the fur that we are allergic to, it's the salvia!. Licking does nothing to combat tangles, mats, dandruff, skin conditions, and unsanitary things hanging from its hindquarters.  Cats are prideful animals and like to be clean and comfortable.  Cats are no different from a person or a dog with skin and hair that never stops producing oil.  Each species needs to be regularly bathed/cleaned.  Not bathing your cat will create more grease, filth, hairballs, mats and unsanitary conditions overall for both the cat and your home.  ​

Aren't cats supposed to “groom the​mselves”? 

​Well, no. Not all cats have the ideal hair, weight, and overall health to make self-care a breeze.  When cats are not maintaining themselves, the problem (grease, mats, hairballs, dingleberries stuck to their hindquarters, etc.) is usually painful, uncomfortable and even embarrassing for your cat. Tugging on a cat really hurts and is offensive.   Regular grooming keeps shedding and hairballs at a minimal as well as keeping mats under control.  Regular, hands-on professional grooming will offer you with a maintained, healthy, clean coat and happy cat!  We recommend all cats to stay on at least a 12-week schedule for normal maintenance, however, high maintenance breeds for example Persians, Ragdolls, Himalayans, Siberians and Maine Coons are encouraged to be on an 8-week schedule to keep their thick coats manageable, grease and mat free.  We also encourage very senior cats (16 years+) to be on a 4-6 week schedule as they just become too tired to attend to their grooming needs.    All cats MUST be seen at least once every 6 months in order to remain a client with Kitty Cuts, grooming a cat once a year or only as needed is not beneficial and creates extra unnecessary stress for the cat.  

How often should my cat be groomed?

We suggest scheduling appointments every 8-12-weeks to keep your cat's coat in good condition as long as you are putting effort in at home to keep the cats coat mat free. Cats with cottony dilute coats will need groomed more frequently than those with coarser coats and we recommend at least every 8 weeks. The soft cotton like fur has a tendency to become tangled more quickly than coarse fur. We recommend all cats to stay on at least a 12-week schedule for normal maintenance, however, high maintenance breeds for example Persians, Ragdolls, Himalayans, Siberians and Maine Coons are encouraged to be on an 8-week schedule to keep their thick coats manageable, grease and mat free.  We also encourage very senior cats (16 years+) to be on a 4-6 week schedule as they just become too tired to attend to their grooming needs.  Shy or fearful cats may benefit from more frequent grooming sessions until they become accustomed to the process.
All cats MUST be seen at least once every 6 months in order to remain a client with Kitty Cuts, grooming a cat once a year or only as needed is not beneficial and creates extra unnecessary stress for the cat. 

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Don't Stress, We Got You!

I established a grooming salon exclusively for cats to meet their unique grooming needs — needs that are often misunderstood or overlooked. Many people assume cats don’t require grooming, but just like humans and dogs, they benefit from feeling clean, comfortable, and refreshed. Cats have hair and pores that accumulate oil, dandruff, grease, and dander, and regular grooming plays an important role in maintaining their overall health.

With 17 years of hands‑on experience and specialized training through the National Cat Groomers Institute, I’ve built a salon designed entirely around feline comfort and safety. We are also Fear Free® Certified, using techniques that reduce fear, anxiety, and stress — helping every cat feel as relaxed and secure as possible during their groom.
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Our ongoing education, skilled handling, and deep understanding of feline behavior, signals, skin, and body language allow us to tailor each session to the individual cat. This ensures a calm, low‑stress, and positive grooming experience every time.

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