Chattagroomer
Family-owned, Fear Free certified dog and cat grooming salon in Chattanooga, with hand stripping and cat grooming without sedation.
Services
Dog grooming and bathing are by appointment and priced per dog; cat services are by appointment only.
Nails and Add-Ons
What Chattagroomer says
In their own words, from chattagroomer.com, read October 9, 2026.
- Fear Free certified
Family Owned Fear Free Certified Salon 30 Years of Combined Experience
- Calm, low-stress setting
Our feline friends appreciate our gentle handling techniques which allow them to relax into the process rather than fight against it.
- No sedation
We are proud to be the only salon in Chattanooga offering Cat Grooming without sedation.
- Grooms cats
Cat Bathing: $86
- Pickup
Pick up is expected within 30 minutes of notification that your pet is ready.
Good to know
Chattagroomer is a family-owned boutique salon opened in 2017 by a mother-and-daughter team, and is a Fear Free certified salon. Scheduling is designed to keep waiting time short, and every kennel and holding area stays within sight of the groomers.
Cats are groomed without sedation, moving freely rather than held in restrictive holds.
The salon is open Tuesday to Friday from 8:30 am, with closing time varying by day; walk-in dog nail trims are offered Tuesday to Friday. Pick-up is expected within 30 minutes of the ready call, and pick-up after 5:30 pm is charged by the minute.
Severely matted pets are shaved close rather than dematted painfully. Pets must be vaccinated as their veterinarian recommends and be on a flea preventative.
Other groomers in Chattanooga
What grooming costs in Chattanooga: a full groom runs $55 to $110, median $65, across the 7 salons that price one.
Every groomer in Chattanooga, with which ones groom cats.
- Aqua Dog GroomingMackey Branch Dr
- Barking Bubbles Mobile Pet SalonMobile, serves Chattanooga. Comes to you
- Furry Land Mobile GroomingMobile, serves Chattanooga. Grooms cats
Between grooms
The basics for the weeks in between. Picked by PawsRx, not recommended by Chattagroomer.

Cat brushes
Long-haired cats mat first behind the ears, under the legs and on the belly. Short, frequent sessions tend to go better than one long one.
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Cat nail clippers
A cat's claws retract, so you press the toe pad gently to bring the claw out before you trim the tip.
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