Cat Groom Map

A calm guide to cat grooming and boarding

Looking for a quieter spa day or a boarding stay without barking dogs? This guide lists real cat grooming and boarding businesses from their own websites—cat-only where they say so, and clearly labeled when dogs are also welcome.

12 listings across 6 cities · Checked 2026-11-02 · Free placement, no paid ranking

Cat resting indoors
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What to look for

Cat-only vs cat-friendly

Cat-only sites usually keep dogs off the premises. Cat-friendly places may still groom or board cats well—just ask how spaces are separated.

Grooming menus

Some shops publish starting prices by coat type. Others quote after seeing the cat. We never invent a number.

Boarding suites

Condos, rooms, and free-roam policies differ. Read the facility’s own description and tour when you can.

Health policies

Vaccines, flea checks, and medication rules come from the facility—and any clinical questions belong with your vet.

Cat being gently brushed

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About prices

When a facility publishes a grooming or boarding menu, we may cite it with a source and date. Most places still require a custom quote once they see your cat.

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Questions to ask

  1. Is the grooming or boarding area cat-only, or shared with dogs?
  2. What vaccines and carrier rules do you require?
  3. How do you handle fearful or senior cats?
  4. Can I tour before booking a stay?
  5. What are peak/holiday rates and pickup windows?

Browse by city

Listing contacts come from company websites. Each card shows when that source was last checked.

Arizona

Phoenix

4 facilities

Colorado

Denver

2 facilities

Florida

Miami

1 facility

Georgia

Atlanta

2 facilities

Texas

Dallas

1 facility

Houston

2 facilities

Sample listings

A few entries from the directory. Full city pages have the rest.

About this guide

Cat Groom Map is a free editorial directory of cat grooming and boarding facilities published by FJD Ventures LLC (Utah). We prefer cat-only settings and clearly label cat-friendly places that also serve dogs. Listings are free; nobody pays for placement. See editorial standards and who publishes this site.