Urban Aristocats

I’ve been taking Chantico with Debby for almost a year now and she’s amazing! she’s very knowledgeable, patient, and efficient. She’s usually done with him in under an hour and leaves him super soft and smelling good. I would definitely not go anywhere else.

I have a beauitful siberian cat (lots of fur & a triple layer coat!) and I was struggling to get the mattes out and after reading the reviews, I brought her to Debby. We went this morning and Debby was amazing! I really think she is a cat whisperer! She treated Lirra with utmost kindnss and was able to keep Lirra calm while she combed out all the matts and then gave her a bath and blowdry - she came out smelling delightful and so soft. I didn't know a cat could smell that nice! Normally Lirra cries in the car and after her "spa day" she was so calm and didn't say a peep on the way back. I would recommend Debby in a heartbeat and we'll be back.

I have been taking my cat, Stella, to Debby for years! It is so hard to find a quality cat groomer who understands cats and makes sure they’re well taken care of while getting groomed. Debby checks all the boxes and she truly cares about her work. Stella gets a bath, nails trimmed, a sanitary groom, and a beautiful blowout. She is always so soft and fluffy and looks her best!

My first visit with my rescue cat- fantastic! Debby professionally bathed and groomed my long-haired cat with care and expertise. Start to finish= 1 hour. Cost=$105. I think this price is fair for the service received. I had to wait 6 weeks to get an appointment, but communication is done online and is very thorough and accurate. Bonus- vaccination proof not necessary since there is only one cat at a time inside the facility. Older, indoor cats do not need annual vaccines. ( I'm a licensed veterinary technician; read the published studies for your own knowledge re vaccines for dogs and cats.)

Turnip is so cute and soft after his groom! The owner and her assistant were very friendly and told me exactly what they would do and double checked with me about what I wanted, it was his first time at a groomer in a long time and I'm sure he was taken care of

On October 13, I took my indoor only cat to Debbie for a haircut. My daughter took him back to have his haircut adjusted on October 17. About a week and a half later, we noticed red dry patches. We took him to the vet to which the vet confirmed active ringworm. A severe case at that. I explained what has been different with our cat in the last three weeks and the vet confirmed it was most likely the groomer. My daughter when she went back on the 17th watched Debbie use clippers on another cat and then proceed to use those same clippers on our cats Sparky. When I reached out to her to let her know, I got a dismissive and blame shifting answer. My cat has been getting haircuts for 11 years and has never been sick with anything other than occasional allergies. Not only has she stopped responding and refuses to take accountability, but in the following texts, she has shown that she lacks complete understanding and knowledge of how ringworm is transmitted. I understand that this may have been an accident however, the problem is here and she is doing nothing to take accountability for it. As you can see by the photos, the ringworm is only an areas that the hair has been cut. He has no ringworm on any other area of his body, other than places where her clippers have made contact.

Debbie did such an amazing job grooming my cat Auggie. I was a bit nervous at first because my cat is very old and has some medical issues but Debbie is very knowledgeable in cats and was very careful with her. This was also the first time my cat was ever professionally groomed and she is so soft and fluffy now! I can’t wait to take her back ❤️ Worth the drive all the way from Grand Prairie!