Let's Talk Grooming LLC

01/08/2025

Stay warm cozy and toasty. Brrrrrrr it's cold outside ☃️

01/07/2025

Pray for our precious babies living outside with no love and human companionship. Not to mention no food and water.

01/05/2025

I want those eye lashes!!!!!!!! Omgoodness! Luchia is stunning and with one bat of her eye you are captured😱

12/31/2024

Just a reminder that at the beginning of the New Year 2025 Let's Talk Grooming LLC will only be accepting Cash or Venmo for boarding or grooming services. Thank you!

12/31/2024

Thank you to all our clients for making 2024 a blessed year. Looking forward to serving you in 2025.

12/28/2024

Wishing you a Happy New Year!

12/18/2024

Stella came in for her spa day. So gentle and so sweet!

12/17/2024

Let's Talk Grooming LLC will be closed from 12/23/24-01/08/25
for the Christmas Holiday. See Y'all next year!

12/13/2024

Just for laughs! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

12/11/2024

Oh wow look at those eye lashes! I sure do wish I had those lashes 😁😂

12/07/2024

Regina and her beloved Mr Banks. In today for his comb clip.One of our kittens from our breeding program a few years ago

12/04/2024

Their has always been miscommunication regarding felines and if they should get a bath. Absolutely!

Even though seasonal changes can affect shedding cycles, cats shed throughout the year. Shedding is more noticeable with indoor cats due to the fact that the shed hair infiltrates the living environment and creates many problems for cat owners.

Regular professional grooming by a knowledgeable cat groomer will lessen the shedding problems as well as reduce the risk of hairballs.

Contrary to popular belief, cats do not groom themselves. Rather, they lick themselves. Constantly. While doing so, they ingest large amounts of their own hair which later must be regurgitated in the form of a hairball. Hairballs are unpleasant enough, but can also be life threatening when blockage of an intestine occurs. In addition, when cats lick themselves, they are covered in saliva and dander.
Both longhair and shorthair breeds of cat can get tangles in the coat. If not removed in a timely manner, tangles become mats and eventually form a large, hard pelt of matted hair that covers the cat’s body and pulls harshly on its skin, sometimes creating open, infected sores.

Regular professional grooming provides the added benefit of making sure no parasites or skin disorders are present. Should parasites or skin problems be found, early intervention care by a veterinarian can be sought, thus increasing the likelihood of recovery as well as providing immediate relief for the cat. Cats should be groomed at least 8 times per year, on average, with grooming appointments scheduled roughly every 6 weeks.

12/04/2024

Stay warm!

11/30/2024

I check for skin conditions while bathing. Possible food allergy.

11/30/2024

We put Snoodies over their ears while bathing as to not get water in their ears.

11/30/2024

11/26/2024

Let's Talk Grooming LLC would like to wish all our wonderful clients who have become our friends over the years a very Happy and safe Thanksgiving especially if you are traveling this holiday season. We will be closed this week and will open back up on December 2nd.