Industrial Area 3 sits among the older workshop rows of Sharjah, a working district of repair units, trade stores and the residential blocks alongside them. Plenty of households here keep a cat, and a Persian coat left alone for a month turns to felt. Salonist collects the travelling cat groomers and clinics covering the neighbourhood so you can see availability rather than chase phone numbers. Start with the broader pet grooming services in Industrial Area 3 page and filter down to the cat specialists.
The order of a good groom rarely changes. There is a quiet health and coat check first, then patient brushing and de-matting, a bath where the cat allows it, a gentle dry, claw tips taken off, ears cleaned and a sanitary tidy. If the mats have gone past combing, the honest answer is a lion cut rather than an hour of pulling at the fur. Most appointments last between three quarters of an hour and ninety minutes. When the diary is full, cat grooming in Industrial Area 9 is close.
Expect to pay around AED 90 to 160 for a short-haired cat, AED 135 to 235 for a long-haired one, and AED 200 to 340 to take the coat right down. De-matting adds to the bill and a home visit carries a travel charge. Compare that with cat grooming in Kshishah 6 while you are deciding.
Cooled indoor air dries the skin as much as the summer sun does, so brush little and often, keep the water bowl fresh and shaded, and watch for dandruff along the spine. That same care applies at cat grooming in Maysaloon.
Nobody grooms cats from a unit inside Industrial Area 3 at present, so the listings send you to travelling groomers and nearby veterinary practices, and more join each month. Reserving takes a minute online, payment goes through the app, and the star ratings rest on a deep pool of real feedback. Also worth a look is cat grooming in Qarayen 2.
