This short-haired cat is affectionate and intelligent, but can be a bit mischievous. They are a good choice for allergy sufferers because they shed less than other breeds.
Despite their long, thick fur, Siberians produce much less of the Fel d 1 protein, making them a good option for allergy sufferers. These cats are known for being affectionate and playful.
While not truly hypoallergenic, Sphynx cats are popular among allergy sufferers due to their lack of fur. This hairless breed requires regular baths to minimize oil buildup, but they are otherwise active and intelligent companions.
Although shy with strangers, Russian Blues are loving with their owners. This hypoallergenic breed has a dense, silver coat that traps allergens close to the skin. They are known for their long lifespans, living up to 20 years.
These charming and playful cats have a unique curly coat that is easy to groom and sheds minimally. Cornish Rexes love attention and will happily perform tricks and cuddle with their families. Be aware that they can be quite talkative.
This sleek and slender cat has a short coat that sheds minimally. They are outgoing, friendly, and known for their talkative personalities. Oriental Shorthairs are easygoing and can even get along with dogs.
With their short, dense coats, Burmese cats are a good choice for allergy sufferers. These charming and social cats love to cuddle and follow their humans around the house.
Also known as the "longhaired Siamese," Balinese cats are surprisingly hypoallergenic despite their luxurious fur. They are social, intelligent, and even trainable, some will even walk on a leash!
Similar to the Balinese, Javanese cats have a medium-long coat that requires minimal grooming. This playful breed thrives on attention and loves to play with their humans.