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Cats Just Cats Grooming Cats Just Cats is a Mobile Pet Grooming service based in Levittown, PA. Serving Bucks County, Montgomery County, and parts of Philadelphia.

10/05/2026

Surviving the Extreme Client
This was the name of an article I just read. Whenever we arrive at your home to do your cat(s) we always ask what you want done or what you want the cat to look like. This serves several purposes one it makes sure we know what you want but also talking to you frequently you give us the information we need to get an accurate picture of your cat's condition. You might mention that the cat has matts, that he or she is a handful, or that he or she recently had a surgery or that they have arthritis. If your cat is really matted or matting is close to the skin, we might have to shave to get them out, I have also had customers give me a severely matted cat and ask me don't I have a good brush that could just comb them out. By talking to you I learn what you want I will try to tell you what I think I can do. I jokingly have a magnet on my van that says I am a groomer aka miracle worker. At times I am amazed at how good I make a cat look. At other times though I may have to take the cats fur much shorter than you want. I have seen cats' skin have sores from matts rubbing on its skin. I have seen matts so bad they have ripped the skin. I have seen nails so long they have punctured the pads on the feet and the owner can't understand how I think this is a problem. I will always talk to you before I take your cat to the van hopefully what you want and what I can do are the same of at least close.

09/21/2026

How often should I cut or get my cats nails cut?
I jokingly tell customers there is the real answer and the textbook answer. When I trained and they still tell those in training that nails need to be cut every 3 to 4 weeks. The real-life answer is every 6-8 weeks. Even that is not fool proof. I have cats whose nails I do every 6 weeks I also have cats who I do twice a year. As that is all they need. Some cats are very active and they wear their nails down, other cats are very laid back and they don't. Some cats due to age or health issued grow nails faster or slower than average. We can grind nails although I personally prefer to clip as most cats tolerate it better. When we trim your cats nails we can note the date and then next time we can compare and see if we need to do it more often or less often. There are things you can do to make your cat less aprehesive. To discuss that though would make this a much longer post.

08/24/2026

We don't Just Clean Your Cat
We are not mobile feline groomers just to fluff, brush and send home your cat with a pretty coat. We are interested in pet health care. We help you maintain coat health and educate cat owners on what your pet really needs and how you can help. Baths are an important part of that. It isn't about luxury or pampering it is about basic care. We try to schedule the next appointment when you are holding or admiring your clean fluffy cat. If we wait until the matting starts again it only increases stress for everyone.
Every cat deserves to feel clean, comfortable and cared for. That starts with a good bath, nail trim and...

08/18/2026

Yes, Cats need Baths
The feline tongue is covered with backward facing barbs that work like a natural comb. Self grooming cats can't degrease their own coat, exfoliate their skin or remove compacted undercoat. Matting greasy buildup, odor and even hairballs are often signs that your cat's coat needs professional intervention and not just a better brush at home.
Bathing is preventative care not emergency repair. Done regularly bathing:
* loosens and removes dead coat before it mats
* helps manage and control seasonal shedding
* reduces dander and airborne allergens
* prevents painful skin conditions under build up or clumps
* improves coat texture, volume and cleanliness
* identifies changes in skin, coat, and weight that you might otherwise not notice
When you pair a thorough bath, a proper blow dry, and a good comb or brush out. You are receiving back a cat who you are helping stay cleaner, healthier, and more comfortable between visits. (Some of this information was gathered by reading an article by Lynn Paolillo that she wrote for Groomer to Groomer magazine)

07/15/2026

Disinfectant
One of my regular customers asked me about what disinfectant(s) I use in the van as she was having an issue with bleach she was using. I have about 5 or 6 disinfectants in my van I use a lot, the one I recommend for general use is called 256 or 256 concentrated disinfectant. It is a cleaner, disinfectant, deodorizer, fungicide mildew and virucide it is effective against many known viruses including parvo, covid 19 and coronavirus. I buy it in gallon container is very concentrated makes up to 256 gallons of cleaner from 1 gallon of concentrates you can use it on floors, walls, tubs, cages, tables, countertops and more it is great for metal or plastic grooming tools. I also use a variety of other cleaning, deodorizing and disinfecting, fungicide and mildew preventing products, windex, clorox wipes, I also like spray disinfectant and cleaners for blades and hand tools. I like this product but I jokingly tell people sometimes when I have just used it I think my van smells like my dentists office. I get a lot of my products from either Chewy or groomers choice in Philadelphia they are both reasonable and both deliver.

07/14/2026

Retirement/sale/ trainer

Those of you who know me well know I have been thinking about retirement. Between being hit by a freight train two years ago and not being a spring chicken it is time to think about it. When I hired and trained Valerie she worked 3 days a week last year she was supposed to go to four and this year go to five days a week. That didn't happen she doesn't want more days (believe me I have tried). I talked to Valerie about buying the business and taking over she recently told me that doesn't fit her financial plans. If you know anyone who is a groomer or who would like to be a feline groomer or a business owner please give them my number

07/10/2026

If we did great please tell others if we didn't please tell us

Melissa Caplan
Local Guide·44 reviews·2 photosa year ago
If I could give a hundred Stars to Anne Marie from Cats Just Cats, I would BUT Google only allows me five stars, so I'll have to settle at five! My cat, can be extremely sensitive to anyone other than who lives in our home. I thought, my cat, who is almost two was going to be difficult to groom but boy was I wrong. Ann Marie can read the cat's body language and she is just excellent at what she does. Ann Marie explained everything so thoroughly, she was so gentle putting my cat into her cat carrier so she could bring him into her van. Anne Marie, came into my house was extremely personable and lovely, she explained her process of what she does from A to Z and answered all of my questions and more, there was no surprises when it came to pricing as well. From here on out I will never use anybody other than Cats Just Cats, to groom my cats. Ann Marie I just want to say thank you for your services and we will spread the word of how excellent you are. I highly recommend cats just cats.

Today I found this review and several others. We encourage reviews people who are not happy with what you do are usually willing to tell anyone who will listen what you did wrong. We encourage you to tell us what you think. If we did good we want to know. If we didn't we need to know. Then so we can look at the situation, it is something we can fix, do we need to change how we do things, Did we not understand what you waned. Did you not understand what we do. One lady wrote a really nasty review because I would not give her cat a rabies shot (sorry I am not a vet). One lady wrote a nasty review when I followed up on it she told me that Stacey had been very rude to her turned out she used a different groomer but would not say that, so I have a negative review for a pet I never did. If we did great please tell others, if we didn't please tell us. so we can learn or fix it,

07/07/2026

Health Checks
Groomers are pet health care professionals. We take care of your pet’s skin and coat. We are not licensed to diagnose medical conditions, however, we are going to check for things like signs of ear infections, stud tail, fleas, eye discharge, odor, sores, a**l gland issues, discharge on your pets private parts, scabs, sores, dandruff, flea dirt, and sensitivity. At the end of their grooming, your pet gets a health report on your invoice where we will point out anything we feel is of concern and may recommend you see your vet.
Again, even though we will check for these things, it is important to know that we are not vets and can not legally diagnose your pet. However, if I see that your pet has red sensitive ears, discharge, and a ye**ty smell, I can tell you that these are all signs of an ear infection and suggest that you should take your pet to see their vet.

06/30/2026

Quote of the Day
I picked up my cell phone today and the quote of the day was from Mother Theresa. It got me thinking.
Some people come into your life as blessings; some come in your life as lessons.

06/28/2026

It's Hot out there.
People ask me if we have air conditioning in our grooming van. I would not be working in it if we didn't. There are actually three air conditioning units in the van that work in different areas of the van.
One works in the area where we have the inverters and the clipper vac unit and other electrical things . One works in the main grooming area, and one works in the cab of the van. We have an excessive heat warning coming soon. If you can get us a spot in the shade it definitely helps, a van even with air conditioning running can get very hot in the sun running equipment. If we are doing nails and you offer to let us do it in your home that can help. We are doing what we can to make us and your pet comfortable. We have a thermometer in the van . A nice little unit that tells us time and temperature among other things. While we do everything we can to make the van cool and comfortable for us and your pet if it is getting to the point where it is too hot for us and your pet to be in the van safely we will call you and reschedule. We do not want to risk either our groomer or your fine furry feline in a too hot van. I am sure you all understand.

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Philadelphia, PA

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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+12159454624

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