Abu Dhabi Industrial City is warehouses, workshops and staff housing out on the Musaffah side, and the cats here belong to families in the residential blocks and to a few workplaces that adopted a stray. None of that changes what a coat needs. Salonist pulls together the mobile cat groomers and clinics prepared to make the drive out, with honest ratings and real diaries. The pet grooming listings for Abu Dhabi Industrial City page is the place to start.
Appointments out here are usually done at home, which spares the cat a long trip. The groomer checks skin and coat, combs through slowly and splits any mats with the tip of the scissors or a clipper blade, washes the cat if it will stand it, dries gently, clips claws, wipes the ears and neatens the sanitary area. Forty-five minutes covers an easy shorthair, while a neglected long coat can take an hour and a half. For something nearer, cat grooming in Al Bahyah is worth a look.
Away from the island your money goes further: roughly AED 90 to 150 for a shorthair, AED 130 to 225 for a longhair and AED 195 to 330 for a full clip, with mats charged by time and the travel fee set by distance. It is still sensible to compare cat grooming in Al Dana.
Dust is the extra factor in this part of the emirate. A cat that sits by an open door picks up grit that works into the undercoat, so a weekly comb and a wipe over with a damp cloth between grooms makes a real difference. Never leave a cat waiting in a parked car either. Households at cat grooming in Al Falah face much the same.
There is no cat grooming salon trading from an address in the industrial city, so every booking is a mobile one or a clinic appointment a short drive away, and that list grows as groomers extend their rounds. Salonist shows live availability, takes the booking without a phone call, settles payment in the app and backs each profile with verified reviews. See also cat grooming in Al Forsan Village.