Do hairless cats still bother people with cat allergies?

Can people with cat allergies find felines who won't make them sneeze? ... Oriental Shorthair: They're hypoallergenic cats, but it's still a good practice to groom your cats frequently (brushing as well as wiping her down) to ... The last two hypoallergenic cats on the list offer you a choice of hairless or hairy:. read more

They still have skin and a mouth, so there’s still dander and saliva that could irritate allergies. I have two Balinese/Siamese mix brothers, which are in most lists of the top 10 hypoallergenic cat breeds. The girlfriend is allergic, and only direct face-on-face contact and very rigorous petting will trigger her allergies with these breeds. read more

Sphynx cats still have the protein present in their saliva, and do still lick themselves to groom, but without their hair shedding all over the house, they offer an alternative that some cat lovers can live with. read more