Although the cat’s hair can carry the allergens, the hair itself is not at fault here. Even hairless Sphynx cats secrete the ...

When Siberian cats come in shades of orange, they’re downright breathtaking. Their dense, water-resistant triple coat helps them thrive in cold climates, and their hypoallergenic fur makes them ...

Orange cats are famously, well... orange. Orange Cat Behavior is considered by many to be a disease; they can't control it, of course, but it can be hard to handle. Anything can set off an orange cat.

So we asked PEOPLE Pet Vet Dr. Evan Antin, “Does a completely hypoallergenic dog or cat breed exist?” The unfortunate answer is no. “No cats or dogs are 100% hypoallergenic,” Dr. Antin says.

The good news is that not all cats trigger allergies equally, and some breeds are more hypoallergenic than others. While no cat is entirely hypoallergenic, certain breeds produce fewer allergens ...

It’s early days, but new research into the protein that triggers allergies to cats has hinted at a potential gene editing ...

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s first scientifically-proven" hypoallergenic cats. Allerca's scientific evidence regarding its hypoallergenic cats consists of a press release of a clinical trial, and a DNA gel and a Western blot on ...