Short answer Yes, long answer yes.

6 signs you are ready to add Cat Grooming services to your salon

1. You know an employee who is keen, or you are keen, to learn Cat Grooming. And enjoy the company of cats!

2. Your business has clients who also own cats. Survey your clients; there is already so much more income sitting there. And an existing client is more likely to have their cat groomed at your salon, as they already have a relationship with you/your groomers!

3. You have the ability to separate dog and cat clients (by timing or area)

4. You have a safe area to groom a cat free from escape and risks.

5. You’d like to double your own or your employees’ per-hour output. (Not forgetting there’s a reason it costs more!)

6.. You have the tools required: High bath, dryer, table, greyhound combs, clarifying shampoos, clippers, blades.

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 contacted regularly by people all over the world wanting to learn cat grooming from me, and this makes me excited 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 begin Cat Grooming?

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.

👉 Learn more and enrol today: Australian Certified Cat Groomer (ACCG) Course