Mobile cat claw trimming, without the car ride.
Professional, feline-only claw care brought to your home for cats who benefit from fewer transitions and a familiar environment.
Routine claw care at home
Choose mobile care for routine front-and-rear trimming, long or snagging claws, fast-growing dewclaws, or optional Soft Paws.
Start the mobile request →Injured or embedded claw?
Bleeding, swelling, discharge, odor, limping, severe pain, or a claw touching the paw pad may require prompt veterinary or clinic care.
Review ingrown-claw guidance →Less travel. A familiar room. A cat-specific plan.
Mobile care replaces the carrier-to-car-to-clinic sequence with a prepared space at home. The team reviews your cat’s handling history and environment before confirming the visit.
No carrier ride across town
Your cat stays in a familiar environment without a waiting room or extra travel transition.
Feline-only handling
The visit is planned around paw-handling history, mobility, behavior, and what helps your cat feel safer.
A controlled service space
A bathroom, laundry room, mudroom, or similarly enclosed room creates a clearer care environment.
Flexible home access
You may be home, or the team can review an approved secure-access plan before the visit is confirmed.
A request review comes before route confirmation.
The booking page is a service request—not an instant appointment. This lets the team confirm fit, route capacity, staffing, rate, and preparation.
- 01Estimate
Check driving distance, cat count, and optional Soft Paws below.
- 02Request
Share your address, cat details, handling history, room plan, and preferred dates.
- 03Review & confirm
The team confirms routine-care fit, route, staffing, agreement, deposit, and arrival plan.
- 04Prepare & visit
Have each first-time cat secured in a carrier in the designated room unless another plan is approved.
Estimate your mobile claw-trimming rate.
Choose the starting clinic and enter the service address. The estimator uses driving distance, the number of cats, and selected Soft Paws add-ons.
Simple add-ons, clearly separated.
The base rate covers the first cat’s standard mobile front-and-rear claw trim. Add-ons are calculated separately.
For each additional cat receiving service at the same address.
Optional nail-cap application when the claws and paws are suitable.
Optional rear-paw nail-cap application when appropriate.
A TANDEM CAT® Team arrives for safe handling.
Prepare the room before the team arrives.
The current request form asks about the care environment up front so preventable access and handling issues can be addressed before confirmation.
Choose a small room
A bathroom, powder room, laundry room, mudroom, or similarly enclosed room works best.
Clear the space
Remove fragile items and clutter, close accessible windows, and block unsafe hiding spaces.
Prepare first-time cats
Secure each first-time cat in a carrier in the service room unless another plan is approved.
Stay reachable
Keep your phone available for agreement, deposit, scheduling, and route-update messages.
Know what to expect before requesting.
The request is designed to identify the safest next step—not to force every cat into the same visit plan.
Is submitting the form the same as booking an appointment?
No. It starts a review of your address, routine-care fit, handling needs, room plan, route capacity, staffing, and rate. The visit is confirmed only after the required agreement and deposit steps are completed and accepted.
Can the visit happen if I am not home?
Potentially. The request form includes home-access planning, and the team can review an approved secure-access process. Do not enter alarm codes, lockbox codes, or other sensitive credentials in the request form.
What if my cat resists paw handling?
Include pulling away, hiding, freezing, vocalizing, swatting, biting, medication use, or prior stopped trims in the handling notes. The team uses that history to plan staffing and decide whether mobile care is appropriate.
Can Soft Paws be added to the visit?
Yes, Soft Paws can be considered for front paws, rear paws, or both. Application depends on the condition and suitability of the claws and paws.
How often should claws be trimmed?
The current service page recommends routine trimming every four to six weeks, though growth rate, age, activity, mobility, and individual claw condition can change the schedule.
What if a claw is embedded, bleeding, swollen, or infected?
That is not routine mobile trimming. Review the ingrown-claw guidance and contact a veterinarian promptly when there is active bleeding, discharge, odor, swelling, limping, severe pain, or suspected infection. Do not delay urgent care while waiting for a service reply.
Ready to request routine mobile claw care?
Have your address, cat details, handling history, room plan, and preferred Thursday, Friday, or Saturday route dates ready. Requested dates are preferences until confirmed.
