Cat Grooming & Bathing for Cats in Memphis, TN
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SHAMPOOS & CONDITIONERS
Pawz Signature ShampooOur salon-grade, pH-balanced signature cleanser — the exact concentrate our groomers use in the tub.
SHAMPOOS & CONDITIONERS
Coat Conditioning SprayLeave-in detangler and conditioner that melts mats, tames static, and adds a healthy shine between grooms.
BRUSHES
Grooming BrushBeechwood brush with dual boar-bristle and rounded-pin rows — the everyday tool for a tangle-free, shiny coat.
CLAW CARE
Paw & Nose BalmFood-grade shea and beeswax balm that heals dry, cracked paws and noses — safe even if licked.
BANDANAS
Pawz BandanaSoft 100% cotton bandana with embroidered gold paw — the finishing touch on every Pawz groom.
COLOGNES
Silky Finish Cologne MistThe light, clean finishing scent every dog leaves our salon wearing — now in a bottle for home.
SHAMPOOS & CONDITIONERS
Soothing Oatmeal & Honey ShampooColloidal oatmeal and raw honey formula that calms itchy, sensitive, and allergy-prone skin.
Or let our Memphis groomers handle it. Bath Only from $45 · Bath & Haircut from $75.
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Yes, cats groom themselves — and yes, they still need your help. Long-haired breeds mat without regular brushing, seniors stop reaching the hard spots, and every cat sheds enough to warrant intervention. Our grooming and bathing department stocks brushes and combs chosen by our own cat groomers, deshedding tools for the undercoat seasons, feline-safe shampoos — never use dog products on cats — nail clippers, and ear and eye wipes for routine maintenance. The golden rule of cat grooming: short sessions, good treats, and stop before the grumbling starts. Build the habit with a few strokes a day rather than a weekly wrestling match. And here's the honest pitch from a salon that does this professionally: if your cat turns into a tiny lion at bath time, skip the stress and book a grooming appointment — our groomers handle cats every day with calm technique and the right equipment. Stock the home kit here, and let us handle the hard parts. Build a grooming kit around your cat's coat: a steel comb for long hair, a soft brush for short, and a deshedding tool for the heavy seasons. Check between toes and under the collar area for mats — those spots hide them longest. Trim just the sharp tip of each nail, avoiding the pink quick, and keep styptic powder nearby for accidents. After grooming, a treat seals the deal; cats remember how sessions end. Regular brushing also doubles as a health check — you'll feel lumps, ticks, or skin changes early. Either way, your cat leaves softer.








