Hyperallergic cats

More than 46 million homes in the U.S. have a cat. But if you’re allergic, opening your house to a feline friend can be … complicated. That said, there are some “hypoallergenic” cats that can be a good fit for your allergies. #cat #cats #catbreeds #hypoallergenic

If you’ve ever Googled around for hypoallergenic cat breeds and come up with exactly zero results, that’s because hypoallergenic cats don’t really exist—at least not breeds that are totally hypoallergenic. However, that doesn’t mean that there aren’t some breeds that are better for people with allergies than others.

If you suffer from allergies, luckily there are "hypoallergenic" cat breeds that won't add to your symptoms. Learn about these breeds geared to ...

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Want to adopt a cat but terrified of your allergies? These 10 hypoallergenic cat breeds are ideal for cat lovers looking for a breath of fresh air.

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