Cat Detailing

[SteveCat]

Yes! I do!

As recently picked up upon by Coxy at the Cosford meet,Iam indeed what you might call a Cat Detailer.

If anyone on this forum,or indeed anybody,has a cat with a coat which they find impossible/awkward/a king-size pain in the butt to groom/dematt,Iam happy to give discount.

Im a professional qualified show cat groom,with wins to my name.I come multi-vet recommended-:many vets pass their manky mangled moggies on to me as they are surgeons not hairdressers after all.

I home visit,and cover 40000 miles a year doing so.Distance isnt an issue.

Im here every day,email cat_lab_coupe_678823@fsmail.net or on 07771 633289.

Steve

[Isimmo]

I see...



Seriously, that's an unusual profession, how did you follow that route?

[amanda]

Originally Posted by Isimmo

I see...



Seriously, that's an unusual profession, how did you follow that route?

OMG that looks like mine when I wash them

[Coxy]

Originally Posted by amanda

OMG that looks like mine when I wash them

...............if your pussy loks like that after you've washed it, I've got another number you can call!

[SteveCat]

Gynotastic! LOL!

@ Ian I was seriously ill through drink about 6 years ago mate.So,I did voluntary work at a cat rescue and found out I was good at grooming Persians there.So,I decided to give it a go as a part-living.I went to a lady in Leicester who qualifies people to do this,finding I had already taught myself most of what she was showing me.Blush!I now do many miles visiting members of the public in their own homes,making their cats more comfortable.Im the only one who home visits in Rutland/Lincs/Cambs/Norfolk/Suffolk.I also groom cats for large shows,to little ones.Some win after Ive groomed them!:-)

There ya go mate,a potted history of Groomus and his wanderings.

Steve

[Isimmo]

Thanks, it's interesting to know how people get their 'trades'... nice little niche you've got there, and that's what makes it work so well... Top man...