Industrial Area 13 is workshops, warehouses and staff housing rather than villa streets, and the cats here tend to be a mix of household pets and the rescues that people take in from the yards. Either way the coat, claws and ears still need seeing to. Salonist lists the travelling cat groomers and clinic teams that drive out to this end of Sharjah, with live slots and prices in one place. Begin with the pet grooming options in Industrial Area 13 page to see who currently covers it.
Because the animals out here are often unhandled, an experienced groomer takes it steadily. The coat and skin get checked first, then the comb goes through, mats are split apart or clipped away, a wash follows if the cat will allow one, and the finish is a low-heat dry, clipped claws, cleaned ears and a trim underneath. Heavily felted cats do best with a full clip. Allow an hour, or more if the animal needs pauses. If the schedule is tight, look at cat grooming in Al Gharb as well.
Prices reflect a working district. A short-haired cat usually costs AED 90 to 155, a long-haired one AED 130 to 235, and a lion cut AED 200 to 330, with extra time billed for de-matting and a call-out on any home visit. Weigh that against cat grooming in Al Goaz before booking.
Dust is the extra factor around here, and it settles deep into a long coat, so brush the cat out regularly and wipe its paws after it has been near an open doorway. Similar conditions apply at cat grooming in Al Nabaah.
There is no cat groomer working from a unit in Industrial Area 13, so what you are booking is a van or a clinic team that travels to you, and more of them are signing up each season. The whole thing is done online, the payment goes through the app, and the reviews come from verified appointments. Heading out, cat grooming in Halwan Suburb is also on the list.
