
Many cat lovers are afraid to adopt because of allergic reactions, but there are plenty of hypoallergenic cats that are less likely to cause allergies. And everyone who wants to should have a chance for sharing life with a cat friend. Following are some beautiful, playful examples.
by Cynthia Wilcox
for Assorted Ideas, Large & Small/The Thing About Cats
Some cats can be hypoallergenic.
There are a good number of cats that are hypoallergenic, meaning they are less likely to cause allergic reactions. This is because they produce less of the protein Fel d 1, the main allergen associated with cats.
However, be cautious. No cat is completely allergy-free, and some people may still have reactions to even the most hypoallergenic breeds.

List of Hypoallergenic Cats for Your Consideration
Devon Rex
The Devon Rex is a very active and playful breed of cat that is also considered to be hypoallergenic. They have a short, wavy coat that doesn’t shed as much as other cats, making them a good choice for people with allergies. They are also known for their friendly and outgoing personality.

Siamese
Siamese cats are one of the most popular breeds of cats and are known for their sleek, athletic build and striking features. They are also one of the most hypoallergenic breeds available, with a coat that doesn’t shed as much as other cats. Siamese cats are very social and love to play.
Sphynx
The Sphynx is a unique breed of cat that is known for its lack of hair. They have very thin, wrinkled skin that is covered in short little hairs. While they may not be the best choice for people looking for traditional cats, they are considered to be one of the most hypoallergenic breeds available. They are also very active and playful,.

American Curl Cats
The American Curl is a breed of cat known for its distinctive curled ears. They have a soft, silky coat that doesn’t shed as much as other cats, making them worth considering for people with allergies. Playful and social, they can be a great choice for families.
Russian Blue
Russian Blue cats are known for their distinctive blue fur. They have a soft, thick coat that doesn’t shed as much as other cats. They are very social and love to play, making them a great choice for families. They are normally calm by nature.
Chartreux
The Chartreux is a robust, long-haired French breed known in ancient times for its hunting abilities and water-repellent, dense fur. This breed’s sturdy, robust personality is sometimes referred to as primitive. Chartreux are statuesque cats that are well-built but extremely flexible and agile.
Javanese Cats
Javanese cats a loyal and loving feline who will pout and pine if given little or no attention. In the right home, however, he thrives for years. They don’t shed much, making them one of the more hypoallergenic cats.
Oriental Shorthair Cats
Oriental Shorthair cats are a popular breed of cat that is known for its sleek, athletic build and striking features. They have a short, wavy coat. Oriental shorthairs are friendly, intelligent, and inquisitive cats that love being around people and fellow furry friends.
Conclusion
If you are looking for a cat that is less likely to cause allergies, then consider one of the breeds of hypoallergenic cats listed above. These cats are known for coats that don’t shed as much as other cats, making them a better choice for people with allergies. Always be cautious before making any adoption decision, though. Insist on a trial period because only routine living conditions will inform you about with any cat is right for you.
The above is a guide, and we hope it helps you find a cat you can share precious time with. Best of luck!
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