M 4 is one of the older numbered blocks in this part of Abu Dhabi, with garages and small businesses at street level and family flats stacked above them. Cats belonging to those households rarely go outside, and a year-round indoor climate means a year-round moult and mats that form quietly under the arms and behind the ears. Salonist pulls together the mobile cat groomers and clinics covering the block, so the pet grooming options in M 4 page gives you a working shortlist in a couple of taps.
Expect a calm, quiet appointment. The groomer starts by handling the cat and looking over its skin, then brushes, splits mats with a comb or clipper, and washes only where the cat is happy in water. A blow-dry, claw trim, ear clean and neat sanitary tidy complete it, and long coats that have felted can be taken right down. Three quarters of an hour to ninety minutes is normal. Plenty of people also check cat grooming in M 40.
For pricing, a short coat generally lands between AED 95 and 170, a long coat between AED 130 and 235, and a lion clip between AED 205 and 370. Anything beyond light de-matting is added by the quarter hour, and a call-out applies for home visits. Set that against cat grooming in M 9.
Keep on top of the coat afterwards with a short brush most days, because loose fur that is not removed ends up as hairballs and, in long coats, as the beginnings of the next mat. Shade the carrier if you do drive. The same is true over at cat grooming in ME 10.
Because no cat groomer trades from an address in M 4 yet, every booking here goes to a mobile groomer or a clinic team that travels in, and new names appear regularly. There is no phone call to make, payment happens in the app and reviews are left by verified customers. Seeing several quotes together also makes it obvious which price includes de-matting and which does not. You might also try cat grooming in MFW 10.