Cat Grooming Sprays

Sprays

Quick, easy grooming without the fuss

Not all cats enjoy a full grooming session, and that's where sprays come in handy. Grooming sprays can help freshen, detangle, condition, or soothe your cat's coat—no rinse needed. They're ideal for in-between baths or quick touch-ups.

Why use grooming sprays?

Grooming sprays can help reduce static, loosen knots, and keep your cat smelling fresh. Some formulas also condition the coat or contain soothing ingredients to calm irritated skin. They're especially helpful for long-haired breeds or cats that don't tolerate brushing.

What's in the range?

You'll find deodorising sprays, leave-in conditioners, detanglers, and sprays made for sensitive skin. Many are lightly scented or fragrance-free to suit even fussy cats. These products are designed to be safe if licked and are gentle enough for regular use.

How to use them

Most sprays are applied directly to the coat, then brushed or massaged through. A few sprays go a long way—start small and build up as needed. Always avoid the eyes and inside the ears, and check the label for age or breed restrictions.

Perfect for low-stress grooming

If your cat gets anxious during grooming, sprays can offer a quicker, calmer alternative to bathing or long brushing sessions. They're also great for cleaning up after accidents or giving your cat a quick freshen-up between full grooms.

Frequently asked questions

Are grooming sprays safe for cats?

Yes, as long as the product is made specifically for cats and used according to the instructions.

Can I use grooming spray instead of brushing?

Sprays help, but they don't replace brushing completely—especially for long-haired cats prone to knots or mats.

Do grooming sprays work on sensitive skin?

Many are made with soothing ingredients and are suitable for sensitive skin. Always check the label or patch test first.

How often can I use a grooming spray?

Most can be used several times a week or as needed. Just avoid overuse if your cat has sensitive skin.

Will my cat tolerate spray grooming?

Some cats dislike the sound or sensation, so try spraying onto your hands and rubbing it in instead.