Al Hamidiya 2 carries on from its neighbour with newer housing and wider streets, and it has much the same cat population, a lot of long-haired breeds kept indoors with the cooling on. Those coats need proper attention rather than the occasional swipe with a brush. Salonist lists the mobile cat groomers and clinics serving this side of Ajman, with real diaries and clear pricing, and the general pet grooming options in Al Hamidiya 2 page is a sensible first stop.
A visit usually runs like this. The groomer checks the cat over for sore spots, fleas and matting, works through the coat with comb and slicker, splits any knots, then bathes and dries the cat if it tolerates that step. Nails come next, then ears, then a hygiene trim underneath. Matted long-hairs are often better served by a full clip. Most cats are finished inside an hour, and calm, unhurried handling counts far more here than it ever does with dogs. When you cannot get in locally, cat grooming in Al Jerf 1 is close.
It is worth knowing what a careful appointment involves once you have been a few times. Short-haired cats generally come in at AED 95 to 160, long-haired at AED 150 to 245, and a lion cut at AED 230 to 380, with de-matting time and the mobile call-out added where they apply. cat grooming in Al Jerf Industri makes a fair comparison.
In the week that follows, run a comb through the coat every couple of days and pay attention to the armpits and the trousers, where mats form first. Year-round cooling means there is no quiet season for shedding, so the habit has to be constant. Owners booking cat grooming in Al Muaihat 1 are told the same thing.
There is no cat groomer registered at an address in Al Hamidiya 2 yet, so every appointment is served by someone who travels in, and given how badly cats cope with a hot car that is often the better arrangement. Slots update live, you book without speaking to anyone, pay in the app and lean on genuine ratings. Also see cat grooming in Al Jerf Industrial 2.
