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A thorough wash with a nourishing conditioner worked into the coat. It lifts out dirt and loose hair and leaves the coat softer, which makes it easier to brush through without tangling.

Your pet is dried right down to the skin after the bath, rather than left to dry damp. It is the step that stops a coat smelling musty by the evening.

A full brush through to pull out the loose undercoat, so it comes away here instead of onto your sofa. It also catches small tangles before they tighten into mats.

Nails are trimmed to a safe length and the edges smoothed. Overgrown nails change how a pet walks and can splay the toes or snag and tear painfully, so regular trims keep every step comfortable.

The outer ear is gently wiped to clear wax and debris. Floppy-eared pets in particular trap moisture and dirt down there, and this is the moment a groomer would notice something worth showing your vet.

Paws are washed and wiped down and the pads checked over. It clears whatever they have walked through and is the moment we would spot a cut or a cracked pad early.

The area around the eyes is carefully cleaned. It clears the tear staining and crust that build up in the corners, which is both uncomfortable and the first thing you notice on a light-coated pet.

Every service in The Clean Aesthetic is included here too. The lines below are on top of it.

Your choice of a zero cut, a trim or a styled finish, agreed with you before we start. Coat type and condition decide what is actually achievable, and the groomer will tell you honestly if a mat means a shorter cut than you wanted.

A careful trim of the underface and the sanitary areas. It keeps those spots clean between grooms, stops waste and matting sticking, and lowers the risk of irritation.

A light, pet-safe finishing spritz, and the last thing done before your pet comes back to you. Tell us if yours would rather skip it.

A waterless shampoo or foam worked through the coat and combed out. No water, no dryer, no drama, which for a cat who fights a real bath is the whole point.

The outer ear is gently wiped clear of wax and debris, which is where discomfort tends to start in cats.

The corners of the eyes are cleaned of the crust and staining that build up, especially on flat-faced breeds.

Paws are wiped down and the pads checked. Cats track litter everywhere, and this is when a split pad or a stuck seed gets spotted.

A deep, soothing cleanse using formulas made for sensitive feline skin.

A calm, stress-free blowout afterwards, at a temperature and noise level cats tolerate.

Your choice of a zero cut, a trim or a styled finish, agreed before we start and matched to the coat we find.

The outer ear gently wiped clear of wax and debris.

The corners of the eyes cleaned of built-up crust and staining.

Paws wiped down and the pads checked over.

Deep combing to clear tangles, loose undercoat and dander. Fur that comes away on the comb is fur your cat is not grooming out and swallowing later.

A careful trim to keep claws blunt and comfortable, which spares both your cat and your furniture.

Hygiene trimming around the rear to keep things clean between grooms. Long-haired cats in particular cannot always manage this themselves.