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Contact and routing

Ask the question that helps choose the next step.

For service selection, location routing, complex coat history, medical context, or a previous failed appointment, contact the shared Cats in the City team.

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Care noteDo not use website contact for a veterinary emergency. Contact a veterinarian or emergency hospital for urgent illness, injury, breathing difficulty, bleeding, or severe pain.

Include useful details

Specific observations make routing easier

A message that says “my cat needs grooming” gives the team very little to plan from. A concise structured history can reveal urgency, time, staffing, and whether veterinary input may be needed.

  1. 1

    Describe the visible problem

    Mats, grease, dandruff, odor, loose coat, contamination, claw length, or a desired haircut.

  2. 2

    Describe the cat

    Age, approximate weight, coat type, medical conditions, medication, mobility, and current appetite or stability.

  3. 3

    Describe prior care

    What was attempted, what the cat did, what helped, what escalated, and where the appointment ended.

  4. 4

    Name the priority

    Examples: remove a painful pelt, restore hygiene, shorten claws, reduce shedding, or establish maintenance.

Next step

Ready to submit the care request?

Use the booking portal when the service and location are clear.

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