Al Muaihat 1 is a settled residential pocket of Ajman, low villas and family homes on quiet streets, and cats are everywhere in them. Finding someone to groom a long-haired one has always meant asking around. Salonist puts the mobile groomers and clinics that serve the area on a single page, with their availability and reviews. Most owners start from the wider pet grooming options in Al Muaihat 1 and filter down to a cat specialist.
The visit itself is unhurried by design. Your groomer looks the cat over and feels through the coat first, then brushes it out, teases apart mats, shampoos and rinses if the cat allows it, blow-dries gently, and finishes with nails, ears and a hygiene trim around the back end. Cats that have gone too long between visits are often better clipped short than combed for an hour. Allow an hour or so, longer for a nervous animal. Cat grooming in Al Muwaihat 3 covers the next streets over.
Costs stay modest across this part of the country. A domestic short hair is usually done for AED 95 to 160, a Persian or Maine Coon for AED 140 to 240, and a lion cut for AED 220 to 350. Serious de-matting adds to the bill and a home visit carries a small travel charge. Check cat grooming in Al Mwaihat 2 too.
Villa cats living under permanent air conditioning drop hair right through the year, and dry skin follows, so brush little and often and keep water topped up in more than one bowl. Avoid a midday car journey in summer, since a groomer at the door spares your cat the worst of it. The same thinking applies to cat grooming in Al Nakhil.
There is still no salon trading from an address in Al Muaihat 1, which is why the listings show mobile groomers and clinics within a short drive rather than anything on the doorstep. Booking takes a minute, payment happens in the app, and every rating comes from a customer who actually paid. Try cat grooming in Al Nakhil 2 if a slot there suits you better.
