Al Rashidiya 1 is one of the older and busier parts of Ajman, with apartment blocks above street-level shops and families who have stayed in the same building for years. Cats are everywhere, and the long-haired ones felt up fast in a flat that is cooled all day. Salonist lists the mobile groomers and clinics working this area, complete with diaries you can see before committing. Start from pet grooming options in Al Rashidiya 1 and filter down to a cat specialist.
A full session covers a health and coat inspection, a careful brush and comb through to the skin, mats worked out or shaved where they have gone solid, a wash where the cat allows it, a low-noise dry, claw tips taken back, ears cleaned and a sanitary trim. Sixty minutes is typical, sometimes ninety for a difficult coat. A frightened cat is given breaks rather than pushed through. When nothing local is free, cat grooming in 2 Al Nuaimia is nearby.
This is the cheapest emirate in the country for grooming, and it shows. Short-haired cats come in at roughly AED 90 to 150, long-haired at AED 130 to 220, and a lion cut for a badly matted Persian at AED 200 to 320, plus de-matting time and a call-out if the groomer travels to you. Prices at cat grooming in 3 Al Nuaimia run along similar lines.
Give your cat the evening to itself afterwards and check the skin for pink patches where mats were lifted away. Because the flats here stay cool and dry all year, combing little and often beats an occasional heavy session, and a freshly shaved cat should never be let out onto a hot balcony. Owners near cat grooming in Ajman Industrial 1 follow the same rule.
No salon in Al Rashidiya 1 currently offers cat grooming from its own premises, so every booking here goes to a groomer who travels in, most of them within twenty minutes' drive. Salonist means you skip the ring-round, see the real price before you agree, pay in the app and read reviews written by people who actually attended. Cat grooming in Al Alia is another possibility.
