Cat grooming supplies at Global Swanky help keep your cat's coat, claws, teeth and litter area clean and comfortable: self-cleaning slicker brushes, deshedding gloves, steam brushes, nail clippers and quiet grinders, eye and ear wipes, finger toothbrushes, pet hair removers, clumping and crystal litter, enclosed litter boxes and litter mats. Prices start at $19.72.
Key Takeaways
- Our cat grooming collection lists 658 products, starting from $19.72 as of October 10, 2026.
- It includes 357 litter and housebreaking products, 177 self-cleaning brushes, 108 cat wipes and 16 clumping litters.
- The median starting price is $22.61, and 595 products start under $40.
- The ASPCA notes that most cats rarely need a bath, but regular brushing reduces shedding and hairballs.
- Keep the litter box in a quiet, accessible spot and scoop it daily.
On this page
- Why Cat Grooming Matters
- What's in Our Cat Grooming Collection?
- Brushes and Combs
- Nail Care
- Wipes, Eyes, Ears and Teeth
- Litter and Litter Boxes
- Pet Hair Removal
- Cat Grooming by Coat Type
- How to Choose Cat Grooming Supplies
- Caring for Cat Grooming Tools
- How Much Do Cat Grooming Supplies Cost?
- Shipping, Returns and Support
- Cat Grooming FAQs
- Find the Right Cat Grooming Supplies
Why Cat Grooming Matters
Cats spend a lot of time grooming themselves, but cat grooming at home still helps. Regular brushing removes loose hair, nail trims protect furniture and paws, and a clean litter area keeps your cat comfortable and your home fresh.
Healthy coat
The ASPCA explains that most cats stay relatively clean and rarely need a bath, but frequent brushing helps keep the coat clean, reduces shedding and cuts down on hairballs.
Comfortable claws
Trimming the sharp tips helps prevent snagging and scratches.
Clean litter area
A clean, well-placed litter box encourages good habits.
What's in Our Cat Grooming Collection?
The collection lists 658 products as of October 10, 2026.
| Category |
Products |
Example and price (USD) |
| Litter and housebreaking |
357 |
EVA Double Layer Cat Litter Mat, Waterproof Anti-Slip ($22.52) |
| Self-cleaning brushes |
177 |
Pet Grooming Gloves, Dual-Sided Deshedding Mitts ($23.04) |
| Cat wipes and dental care |
108 |
Pet Dental Care Finger Toothbrush and Toothpaste Set for Cats ($21.42) |
| Clumping litter |
16 |
Clumping and tofu cat litters |
Counts come from product types on October 10, 2026. For dog grooming and pet hair tools, browse our pet cleaning and grooming collection.
Brushes and Combs
Self-cleaning slicker brushes
Fine pins lift loose hair, and a button retracts them so hair slides off easily.
Deshedding gloves
Rubber-nubbed gloves let you groom while you pet, which nervous cats often prefer.
Steam brushes
Gentle mist brushes help loose hair cling to the bristles. Whale-Shaped Pet Massage Combs with Steam start at $23.50.
How often to brush
Short-haired cats often need brushing once a week, while long-haired cats benefit from more frequent sessions to prevent mats.
Nail Care
Nail clippers
Small clippers with safety guards trim just the sharp tips.
Nail grinders
Quiet grinders smooth nails gradually. Pet Nail Grinders with LED Light and Silent Motor start at $24.47.
Trimming tips
Trim only the clear tip and avoid the pink quick. Reward your cat with a treat after each paw.
Wipes, Eyes, Ears and Teeth
Grooming wipes
Gentle wipes freshen fur between baths and clean paws.
Eye and ear wipes
Soft wipes clean around the eyes and outer ears. Pet Cleaning Wipes for Eyes and Ears start at $21.33.
Dental care
Finger brushes and pet toothpaste support at-home dental routines. Never use human toothpaste.
Litter and Litter Boxes
Clumping litter
Clumping litters form solid clumps that are easy to scoop.
Crystal and tofu litter
Crystal litters absorb moisture with low dust, and tofu litters are plant-based.
Litter boxes
Open, semi-enclosed and fully enclosed boxes suit different cats and spaces.
Litter mats
Mats catch scattered litter at the box entrance.
Litter box placement
The ASPCA advises that all indoor cats need a litter box placed in a quiet, accessible location. Scoop daily and refresh litter regularly.
Pet Hair Removal
Sticky rollers, rubber brushes and electrostatic gloves lift cat hair from sofas, beds and clothes. Pet Hair Remover 4-in-1 Multi-Surface Tools start at $21.46.
Cat Grooming by Coat Type
| Coat |
Brush |
How often |
| Short hair |
Rubber brush or deshedding glove |
About once a week |
| Medium hair |
Slicker brush |
A few times a week |
| Long hair |
Slicker brush and wide-tooth comb |
Daily or every other day |
| Senior cats |
Soft brush or glove |
Gentle, frequent sessions |
How to Choose Cat Grooming Supplies
- Choose a brush that suits your cat's coat length.
- Pick a quiet grinder or small clippers for nails.
- Choose gentle, fragrance-free wipes.
- Pick a litter type your cat likes, and change it gradually.
- Choose a litter box sized for your cat.
- Introduce grooming slowly with treats and praise.
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Clean brushes after each session.
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Wash litter boxes with mild soap regularly.
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Replace grinder heads as they wear.
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Store wipes sealed so they don't dry out.
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Keep clippers sharp for clean cuts.
How Much Do Cat Grooming Supplies Cost?
Prices start at $19.72, and the median starting price is $22.61. About 452 products start under $25, 143 start between $25 and $40, and 63 start at $40 or more, including enclosed litter boxes.
Standard US shipping is free on every order.
Shipping, Returns and Support
We ship pet supplies to US addresses only, and standard shipping is free. Most orders arrive within 6 to 32 business days, and you can track your order once it ships.
Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery if the item is new, unused and in its original packaging, with no restocking fee. Read the full terms in our return policy, and contact our support team if your order arrives damaged.
Cat Grooming FAQs
Do cats need baths?
Most cats rarely need a bath, as they groom themselves and regular brushing keeps the coat clean. A bath may help if your cat gets into something sticky or smelly, or if your vet recommends it, using a shampoo made for cats.
How often should I brush my cat?
Short-haired cats usually need brushing about once a week, while long-haired cats benefit from brushing every day or two to prevent mats. Brush more often during spring and autumn shedding seasons.
How do I trim my cat's nails?
Hold your cat gently, press the paw pad to extend each claw, and trim only the clear tip, avoiding the pink quick where nerves and blood vessels are. Do a few nails at a time and reward your cat after each session.
What litter is best?
The best litter is one your cat is happy to use. Clumping litter is easy to scoop, crystal litter absorbs moisture with little dust, and tofu litter is plant-based. Switch litters gradually by mixing the new type with the old.
How often should I clean the litter box?
Scoop waste every day and top up litter as needed. Empty, wash with mild soap and refill the box regularly. Many cats avoid a dirty box, so keeping it clean helps prevent accidents.
Can I use human toothpaste on my cat?
No, human toothpaste isn't safe for cats to swallow. Use a toothpaste made for pets with a finger brush or pet toothbrush, and introduce brushing slowly. Ask your vet about dental checkups and cleanings.
How do I reduce hairballs?
Regular brushing removes loose hair before your cat swallows it during grooming, which helps reduce hairballs. Long-haired cats benefit most. Talk to your vet if your cat coughs up hairballs often or seems unwell.
How do I get my cat used to grooming?
Start with short, calm sessions when your cat is relaxed, such as after a meal. Use treats and praise, handle paws gently between sessions, and stop before your cat gets stressed so grooming stays a positive experience.
What cat grooming supplies does a new kitten need?
A soft kitten brush, small nail clippers, gentle wipes, a pet toothbrush, a litter box sized for kittens and an unscented clumping or tofu litter cover the basics. Start cat grooming early so your kitten gets used to being handled.
Is cat grooming different for senior cats?
Older cats may groom less, so they often need more help with brushing, especially along the back and hips. Use a soft brush, keep sessions short, check nails more often, and choose a litter box with a low entry.
How long does shipping take?
Most orders arrive within 6 to 32 business days of being placed. That covers 1 to 2 business days of handling and 5 to 30 business days in transit. Standard shipping is free on every order, and we currently ship to US addresses only.
Can I return cat grooming supplies?
Yes, within 30 days of delivery, if the item is new, unused and in its original packaging. Email support@globalswanky.com with your order number, the product name and the reason for the return, then wait for return instructions. There's no restocking fee.
Find the Right Cat Grooming Supplies
Choosing cat grooming supplies comes down to three checks: your cat's coat type, gentle tools your cat will tolerate, and a clean, comfortable litter setup. A slicker brush, a nail grinder and a litter mat make an easy start.
Ready to choose? Scroll up to the product grid, or browse our pet furniture and pet toys collections.
