The symptoms of human allergy to cats are similar to those of hay fever and colds. People may experience symptoms such as skin or eye itching, rash, sneezing, nasal congestion, coughing, red and swollen eyelids, sweating, asthma and other symptoms. People with cat allergies develop these symptoms quickly when they come into contact with cats. ​​​​​​

Cat allergies are difficult to cure. Therefore, if you want to completely eliminate cat allergies, you can only avoid living in the same space with cats and avoid close contact with any cats.

People who are allergic to cats but still want to keep cats need to clean the indoor environment frequently every day and bathe the cats twice a month. Wear a mask and gloves when combing and bathing, and wash your hands with soap after washing.