She is a Certified Feline Master Groomer through the National Cat Groomers Institute, demonstrating advanced training and expertise in feline grooming, coat care, and cat behavior. This certification reflects a high standard of professional knowledge and a commitment to specialized, cat-focused grooming practices.

In addition to her grooming credentials, she is certified in Pet First Aid, ensuring cats are cared for with safety and preparedness in mind at all times. With over six years of hands-on grooming experience, she brings a calm, knowledgeable approach to every appointment, prioritizing feline comfort, health, and wellbeing.

While cats are excellent self-groomers, they still benefit greatly from professional grooming. Cats cannot remove excess undercoat, prevent matting, or fully manage shedding on their own—especially long-haired, senior, overweight, or anxious cats. Over time, loose fur can lead to painful mats, skin irritation, hairballs, and even restricted movement. Professional grooming helps maintain healthy skin and coat, reduces shedding and hairballs, and allows early detection of skin or health concerns, all while keeping cats comfortable and stress levels low.

Every cat is groomed using a calm, gentle, and cat-led approach. The groomer works at the cat’s pace, using low-stress handling techniques designed specifically for cats who dislike being groomed at home. Appointments are quiet and unrushed, with frequent breaks, soothing restraint only when necessary, and constant assessment of the cat’s comfort and stress level. Rather than forcing a full groom, the focus is on what the cat can safely tolerate that day—building trust over time and ensuring the experience is as positive as possible.