Cat grooming in Clyde and Cranbourne.

Yes. Clyde and Cranbourne are neighbouring suburbs on the southern part of the run from Officer, and the practice does not treat them as two different services. Sandi grooms cats only, from the trailer, and she does not take dogs.

She has twelve years in the trade, and the last four of them have been cats and nothing else. She is a Certified Feline Master Groomer, certified through the National Cat Groomers Institute since 2018, and she grooms from the skin up rather than the hair down.

The groom itself is the same visit as closer to Officer. What decides a street in either suburb is whether the setup can park and work. She needs room for both her ute and her trailer, which is over four metres long. She also needs a tap, a power point she can reach, and flat ground for the table.

Councils are strict about where she can park. The setup cannot block a driveway, stand on a nature strip, sit over a footpath, or obstruct the road and put other vehicles at risk. Your cat goes out to the trailer in its carrier, for safety. A first session runs up to two hours and starts with a full coat and behavioural assessment. Sedation free, always.

Both are inside the range she states: South East Melbourne, travelling as far as Drouin in the east and Hastings on the peninsula. They sit south of her Officer base, not out at the eastern edge or down on the peninsula.

She still asks for the full address up front. Full access to the property is required, so some houses and units cannot be serviced, and apartments are not something the setup can reach.

Send Sandi a question through the form on the contact page, or phone her on 0488 155 534. She reads it herself and calls or texts back to arrange the session, because she speaks to every new client before their first groom rather than handing them a calendar.

Monday to Thursday, 9am to 7pm. She asks for your address at booking, so she can confirm your place works before the trailer is on its way.