There are so many reasons why a Cat Groom is at a high rate:

  • Cat Grooming is a specialised animal care field and should be treated as a specialty.
  • Sedation and a shave at a vet is double, if not more, the cost of using a no-sedation cat groomer, (when really the risk is higher for the Cat Groomer)
  • Cat Groomers are working with unpredictable domesticated tigers
  • If a Groomer becomes bitten and it leads to infection, they are out of work for at least a week!
  • Cats have nails, teeth and ninja moves, and they know this!
  • Cats are sit-and-wait predators, and can launch at any time; we must learn to predict a cat’s movement with body language (such an important skill by continuing education such as my behaviour course 😉 )
  • Clipping, especially without sedation, has a high risk of cutting a cat’s fine tissue-paper-like skin. It takes skills and precision. You cannot just pick up a pair of clippers!
  • Have you seen the amount of shampoo (and water) it takes to bath a cat properly? Cats fur repels water and liquids, they don’t want to be clean.
  • The amount of electricity used to get through a matted coat and dry a thick coat such as a Maine Coon. As much as grooming a large dog!
  • and sharp, strong equipment. The number of pet owners who say they brought clippers and, after one clip, had to stop halfway because their clippers had blunted

A Cat Groomer is worth their weight in gold! Value your Cat Groomer. They risk it all for their love of Cats.

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Who am I?

I’m Lexie Goldsmith,

My slow introduction and low-stress handling techniques have been proven over 18 years of grooming cats without sedation, with many happy clients, and I’m the go-to cat groomer in my state.

I am regularly contacted by people all over the world who want to learn cat grooming from me, and it excites me to see students now grooming cats with my videos, instructions and support.

I am a Qualified Veterinary Nurse, Pet Stylist and Master Cat Groomer, available for your cat grooming education needs.

Ready to Take Your Cat Grooming Skills Further?

If you’re passionate about improving feline welfare, reducing grooming stress, and building a successful cat grooming business, consider becoming an Australian Certified Cat Groomer (ACCG). This nationally recognised certification program teaches feline behaviour, low-stress handling, anatomy, health conditions, grooming plan modifications, business skills, and industry best practices to help you become a confident and knowledgeable cat grooming professional. Whether you’re new to grooming or looking to specialise in feline care, the ACCG course can help you stand out in a growing industry.

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