The Lion Cut entails shaving the cat’s body fur except for on the head and feet, and if requested, the chest and tail.

The results can look theatrical, but the Lion Cut has many benefits including removing and preventing matting, helping with the ingestion of fur, helping skin conditions, and assisting temperature regulation in certan circumstances.

This cut is often used to "reset" the cat's coat, and is a practical and helpful groom to lower at-home grooming maintence.

This style has the typical #10 blade body with furry booties, but has a gorgeous scissored round head. It's often matched with a shaved tail with pom-pom on the end.

This one looks particularly cute on brachycephalic cats like Persians, Exotic Shorthairs and Himalayans.

This style has the typical #10 blade body with furry booties, but also a lucious mane that covers the chest and the back of the neck right up to between the shoulder blades. It is often paired with a natural, bushy tail to give balance to the look.

This looks gorgeous on cats that have hair that forms a natural mane like Maine Coons, Norwegian Forest Cats and many Domestic Longhaired Cats.

This style turns your long-haired kitty into a short-haired kitty.

Unlike the other Lion Cut styles that are done with a #10 blade, this is done with blades ranging from #7f (3.2mm of hair left) to #3f (13mm of hair left.)

There's no contrasting features like the other two styles that have booties, round head, pom-poms or mane. Rather, it all blends evenly to make cat look lovely and sleek, similar to a Domestic Short-Haired Cat.

This style is not fluffy. If you are wanting a longer length, check out the comb cut groom.