Can people with allergies keep cats? The answer is yes, you can keep a cat. It’s just that if you don’t choose the right breed of cat, it may be more painful to raise it. You may need the air purifier at home to work 24 hours a day, the sterilizer to work 24 hours a day, and you need to bathe the cat frequently to reduce the number of allergens on the cat’s body surface. Therefore, here are several types of non-allergenic and hypoallergenic cats recommended to you to satisfy those of you who are allergic to cats but want to raise a cat.

1. Siberian Forest Cat

This is a kind of cat that originally lived in cold Siberia. Because its living environment was too cold, they abandoned the protein containing Fel-D1 in their saliva and urine during the evolution process, which also reduced the root cause. the generation of allergens. But if you already know that you are allergic to cats, it is recommended that you first try to gently stroke the cat's back hair, and then wait for a while. If there are no allergic symptoms, then continue to suck the cat deeply (do not dare to directly suck the cat deeply) ...), if you still have allergic reactions, it is recommended to stop contact and try again with another cat.

2. Sphynx Hairless Cat

Also known as the Canadian hairless cat, it is a cat artificially bred by Canadian cat lovers. Except for a layer of fine fluff on the face, tail and ends of the limbs, the rest of the body is hairless. , naturally there are almost no allergenic proteins on the surface of the body, but the saliva and urine of the Sphinx still contain allergenic proteins. Therefore, if you buy a Sphynx hairless cat, you need to be careful not to be licked by the cat. Try to wear gloves and a mask when cleaning the cat litter, or leave it directly to a partner who is not allergic to cats.

3. Ashera Cat

It is a kind of pet cat artificially bred by an American pet company. It is known as "the largest, rarest and most peculiar domestic cat in the world" and can weigh up to 14 kilograms in adulthood (hum, our big orange cats can also easily Song reaches...), and it is a scientifically proven hypoallergenic pet cat. However, this kind of cat also has disadvantages. First, its cry is a bit like a baby's cry. Second, it is too expensive. The price of an Ashura cat is about 30,000 US dollars, more than 180,000 yuan. Except for rich people, The ordinary class really can’t afford it.

Of course, if your allergic symptoms to cats are not very serious and you have any of the above three types of cats, there are also these types of cats that you can recommend:

4. German Curl Cat

It is a new species discovered in Britain in modern times.The cat was named because it was found in Devon, England, and its hair is curly. The fur of this cat is similar to that of a poodle, and the hair loss is quite slight, so it is not likely to cause allergies in the feces. However, there are still allergenic proteins on its fur, so friends with allergies still need to contact it in advance to test your allergic reaction to this kind of cat before buying it.

5. Balinese cat, Siamese cat

The two cats look very similar, except that the Bali cat is a long-haired version of the Siamese cat. Both cats are smart and active cats, and they are also cat breeds that do not shed much. But its situation is the same as that of the German Curl cat, and you need to contact it in advance to determine whether you have allergic symptoms.