Purrcasso Cat Grooming

02/01/2025

20/12/2024

Our doors are now closed for the festive period. 🎄 We've had an amazing year looking after all of your gorgeous furbabies and enjoyed every minute of it.

Thank you for trusting us to care for your beloved kitties and for your valued custom. 🙏❤️

We will be ready and raring to go when we re-open on the 6th January. Until then, have a fabulous Christmas with your loved ones and furry felines. We look forward to seeing you all in the new year and continuing to help your kitties stay happy and beautiful in the year to come! 😻

28/10/2024

Link for form: https://www.purrcasso.co.uk/contact-us

02/08/2024

We are taking a little break and won't be available until Monday 12th August. We will respond to your messages once we re-open. Many thanks for your understanding and we look forward to speaking to you soon!

01/07/2024

A lovely review from one of our new clients today. Thank you Arty! 🙏 😻

09/05/2024

We are taking a little break and won't be available until Wednesday 22nd May. We will respond to your messages once we re-open. Many thanks for your understanding and we look forward to speaking to you soon!

29/03/2024

We are now closed for the Easter break and will re-open on Tuesday 2nd April.

We wish you all a lovely Easter 🐣 😺

15/01/2024

22/12/2023

Our doors are now closed for the festive period. We've had an amazing year looking after all of your gorgeous furbabies and enjoyed every minute of it.

Thank you for trusting us to care for your beloved kitties and for your valued custom.

We will be ready and raring to go when we re-open on the 3rd January. Until then, have a fabulous Christmas with your loved ones and furry felines. We look forward to seeing you all in the new year and continuing to help your kitties stay happy and beautiful in the year to come!

30/11/2023

A lovely post from a new client.

LisaMarie, thank you for such kind words.

Thank you Louise @ Purrcasso Cat Grooming, I'm so grateful to have found you. The kindness you showed to my boy Rodders for his first time was lovely. Will definitely recommend you to all my friends 😻

27/11/2023

Sometimes we do more than grooming!

Today we made one of our clients aware of a nasty wound we found on their cat’s back foot. We administered First Aid and advised the client to contact their vets.

As groomers, we get to see every inch of your cat and will alert clients to things which they might not be aware of. We always recommend seeking veterinary attention where necessary.

Examples of things we have alerted clients to this year so far are:

Wounds
Lumps
Skin issues
Eye infections
Ingrown claws
Abscesses
Broken tooth
Ticks (which we remove)
Fleas (and provide advice how to treat them on your cat and in the home)

We are not vets but we do at times spot things which you might otherwise miss.

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18/10/2023

We are taking a little break and won't be available until Wednesday 25th October. We will respond to your messages once we re-open. Many thanks for your understanding and we look forward to speaking to you soon!

16/09/2023

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12/09/2023

Please help this wonderful organisation find homes for these gorgeous indoor cats. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

06/09/2023

We are taking a little break and won't be available until Wednesday 13th September. We will respond to your messages once we re-open. Many thanks for your understanding and we look forward to speaking to you soon!

22/08/2023

📝Educational Post 📝

Let’s talk about ingrown nails!

Please try to check your cats nails on a regular basis. Some cats never need a nail trim but some do!

We see ingrown nails more commonly in older cats as they become less active as they get older therefore making it harder for them to shed their nails. However, it can happen to any age of cat for various reasons, some cats are just more prone to them.

As groomers we always trim a cats nails as part of any service, but they can grow back as quickly as a couple of weeks.

So be aware if your cat starts limping, you hear their nails tapping on a hard surface as they walk or if they’re licking a particular paw excessively. These are all signs that they might have an ingrown nail.

Due to the risk of infection not to mention your cat being in pain, it’s important to take your cat to the vets to treat if you notice an ingrown nail.

28/05/2023

A lovely review left by one of our clients recently.

Thank you Marzia, it was a real pleasure to meet you and your gorgeous boy! 😻

21/05/2023

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