Our current Minnesota selection covers 17 profiles with published cat-service information in 13 communities. Compare the published services and appointment questions below; coverage is not exhaustive.
A cat bath, dry trim and clinical shave are different appointments
Dakota Pet Hospital in Lakeville explicitly limits cats to short trims without bathing. Brooklyn Park Pet Hospital's named feline packages contain combing or a lion shave, nails and ears, but no bath; possible sedation is a separate clinical decision and charge. Pet Evolution's reviewed Minnesota cat menus instead describe towel-and-wipe cleansing alongside haircuts. Do not turn a generic dog bath or a hospital's medical services into feline package inclusions.
For wet packages, Bell in Minneapolis publishes a longhair bath from $85 plus tax with a $30 lion-cut add-on; a first-visit cosmetic lion cut is not guaranteed. Purrr in St. Paul lists a $125 longhair salon groom plus a $20 lion cut and directs house-call customers to different pricing. The Cat's Meow in Richfield has both bath packages and an expressly no-bath lion trim. Comparing just the haircut add-on amounts would understate the full appointment cost.
Plan the route, handler and collection rather than relying on store hours
Pet Evolution St. Paul's local services page asks cat owners to call for mobile nail trims, despite broader online and no-appointment wording. Woodbury likewise describes a scheduled driveway handover. These nail routes are not equivalent to Purrr's full house-call grooming. Stone Mountain's pet taxi is transportation to a resort, not grooming at home; its Champlin Park branch is physically on Xenia Avenue in Brooklyn Park, distinct from Blaine.
Bell's residential salon has a rear entrance reached by steps and a narrow path, with vehicle assistance available by arrangement. Wendy's Doghouse takes cards but not cash or checks and stops Wednesday appointments earlier than other weekdays. Pet Central has a grooming line separate from its hospital line. The directory excludes Leashes & Leads as a current feline recommendation because its grooming page says it has no cat groomer. These checks are a selected set of published operator details, not a statewide census or live appointment inventory.
Published by Nocturnal Devs with AI assistance. Source review: 2026-09-09. These are interpretations of the linked business pages, not site visits or an exhaustive statewide survey.
A count is not a measure of local availability or a service guarantee.
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Bell's first-visit cut assessment and back-door arrival matter as much as the base priceIndividual source review · 2026-09-09
Cat grooming, Bath and brush, Coat trim or haircut, Nail trimming, Nail caps, Ear cleaning, Sanitary trim, De-shedding, De-mattingSetting: Cats-only environment, One-on-one appointments
Should I book an assessment before the intended haircut, and can you confirm the complete package, add-ons and arrival assistance?
The Cat's Meow separates an ordinary stay from its paid straight-through optionIndividual source review · 2026-09-09
Cat grooming, Bath and brush, Coat trim or haircut, Nail trimming, Nail caps, Ear cleaning, Sanitary trim, De-matting, De-sheddingSetting: Cats-only environment
Should I reserve the normal or rush format, and what package, return interval and written rabies proof are required for my cat?
Purrr's salon haircut is a bath add-on; home visits have a different price routeIndividual source review · 2026-09-09
Cat grooming, Bath and brush, Coat trim or haircut, Nail trimming, Nail caps, Ear cleaning, Sanitary trim, De-matting, De-sheddingSetting: Cats-only environment, Mobile or in-home grooming
Should I choose the Lowertown salon or a house call, and what full quote applies to the bath, cut and any size or coat additions?
