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Where can you get a dog or cat groomed in Tbilisi and Batumi?

Grooming salons, services and booking.

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Short answer

In Tbilisi and Batumi, grooming is done at specialist pet salons and some vet clinics: clipping, bathing, brushing, nail trimming and ear cleaning. Prices depend on the animal's size and breed and the services chosen, so check when booking. In summer, large long-haired dogs are often given a hygienic trim because of the heat.

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Why

  1. Not all salons groom cats, so check in advance.
  2. Some groomers make home visits.
  3. Pets should be vaccinated before grooming.

Details

Before the first visit, tell the groomer about your pet's temperament and any skin issues. If your pet gets anxious, ask whether you can stay nearby.

Tip

Book a groomer in advance and ask for photos of their work, especially for breeds with special cuts.

What may differ

Price depends on size, breed and coat condition.

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