10 Cat Breeds That Don't Shed Or Smell/ All Cats
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These are hypoallergenic cat breeds good for allergic families, they are loving, sociable, and adorable they include; Bombay, Siberian, Burmese, Devon Rex, Cornish Rex, Abyssinian, Russian Blue, Siamese, Oriental Shorthair, Sphynx cat. Please watch the video till the end, like, share, and comment your thoughts.
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I've had six cats. They don't smell. Cats are very clean animals.
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Right! No breed of cat smell🖤
Yes! A happy and healthy cat (of any breed) will spend much time every day cleaning themselves. Mine does!
Every living biological being that has a respiratory and digestive system has a smell.
@@alking6633 Well I can't smell my cat and I have a good sense of smell.
I have had cats of all breeds all my life and none of them had an odor unless it was a kidney problem. If a cat has an odor it is either a health problem or a bad diet.
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I agree cat s don't smell
I have a stinky kitten, she's about six months now. I thought she was sick. Nope. She falls asleep in the litter box. Why? Who knows. Hopefully she outgrows it.
Awwwww a stinky kitten. Try I cardboard box with a soft sheet or baby blanket. The kitten might sleep in that box instead .most still be an adorable kitten even stinky
@@michelewalburn4376 That litter should be cleaned regularly ... there is no reason for a kitten to be smelly
Allergies have nothing to do with the fur. It’s the cat’s saliva. When a cat grooms itself, the saliva dries on the fur and becomes airborne. It’s the dried dander that people are allergic to.
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Honestly people with cat allergies seem to have somewhat individual situations that can have individual and somewhat random seeming solutions.
@@allcats8017 I would also like to add - the mutation of Spynx and Rex cats (the one that got them their "hair" state) also linked to the proteins in their saliva. And increases these to really high amounts. Thats why Spynx and Rex and similar breeds are absolutely NOT for people who have allergies
I’m allergic to the hair, which could be the saliva on it. I’m not allergic to cat dander. I’m allergic to dog dander, but not dog hair. Dog dander is heavier than cat dander so not much problem. I’m thinking of getting a sphinx cat or elf. I keep cats indoors so could do without all the hair around.
YOU TELL EM DONNA
I had a mixed breed cat. He was part Bombay, Burmese and korat. He hardly shed at all. He looked like a black and white tuxedo but in the sun light you could see he was a dark sable brown. He had big green globe eyes. Very smart, loud purr, behaved like a dog and loved to play hide and seek. I swear he was understood English perfectly. Had him 15.5 years and miss him tons.
ALL CATS, ALL, CAN BE TRAINED TO BLOODY WELL "FETCH"! Mine would sit, stay, come, lie down and one even played "peek a boo". I lost both my girls (they were litter mate sisters) in 2020, 6 months apart. They were 11 years old. I've only begun to consider getting others. They'll be rescues. I've had a Siamese before and intelligent doesn't describe it, nor does "vocal". Beautiful girl, my first kitty. Then, it was a variety of kitties. As an adult, I was gifted a pure Himalayan. She was Seal point and stunningly beautiful. I didn't get any other kitties after I had to put her down. I was very sick and lost my job. I could barely feed myself. But, 8 years later, things were better and Abigail & Ireland were born to a stray that my special needs brother adopted. I'm 56, had my 1st kitty when I was 5 or 6 years old. Of, all my kitties, I never bonded with one like I did Ireland. Abigail too, but she preferred to rule from my bed. Ireland was glued to me. It won't be terribly long before I am ready to adopt again. I have to finish chemo first and I have an international vacation planned afterwards, then it's "kitty time"!
Robin, may God heal you completely using chemo to do so. I’ll pray for you. Another kitty out there needs you!
I've had several Siamese cats over the years and most shed very little. Of course, I combed/brushed them about once a week. That said my last Siamese was a Lynx/Seal point who hardly shed at all; BUT he still had dander which some acquaintances had a problem with. Interestingly, weekly house cleaning reduces the problem. Like others have said, cats DO NOT SMELL. They are incredibly clean creatures whose fur is groomed almost as a matter of pride. Their excrement, however, is an olfactory nightmare. However, if it is a problem, that would be owner error. Again, semi-weekly cleaning will address the problem. Other options are the litters now on the market which absorb the moisture thereby rendering their waste odorless. I have used this; I and my cat heartily approved.
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thanks for that ! i shall brush my siamese cat's fur a bit more often when he is sleeping on my lap when we cuddle on the couch lol :) that way i can help maintain his fur for him
Which litter do you recommend or use? I really wanna get a cat, but my mom keeps bringing up the litter. She said no matter what, it will always smell, but i wanna prove her wrong 😭
I have a siamese - sheds like crazy. But he likes to be brushed
@@MilkTea_Bear if u feed your cat good food their feces are dry and do not smell. Urine also does not smell. We use clumping clay litter. Their urine becomes like a clump which u remove with special shovel in a plastic bag which u trow in a garbage bin. Dry feces throw in a toilet ( no clumping litter in a toilet! It will destroy plumbing!). U add clumping litter when it gets used. I do not know where u live, but all supermarkets have clay clumping litter, we use the one from Aldi. The one from Lidl has a scent which is not good for cats. Use UNSCENTED litter always. We feed our cats wet food only and sometimes dry food very little as a snack. Their feces do not smell at all. Our cats are bot neutered so they do not mark and their urine does not smell either
I have a Russian blue, he doesnt shed or smell, very sweet and affectionate guy
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Cats do not smell pretty much at all. In fact they smell good, I would love to bury my nose into their fur, they smell fresh, clean, and their fur even takes on a slight fragrance from whatever fragrances you have in your home. It's one of the reasons why I do prefer them over dogs. I'm sorry, I love dogs, but every dog I've ever interacted with (and it's been a lot) has smelled not so good. They all have a dog smell, some not as bad as others, but boy when you encounter one that really smells like wet dog it can be really off-putting imo. The only thing about a cat that smells is their pee/poop which makes sense because duh, but if you actually do a good job keeping the litter box clean, and your home clean, you really won't smell the litter box at all unless you are right next to it.
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Mine smella like newly washed clothes.. I live burying my face to their fur too.
Dogs freaking STINK. Cats are normally extremely clean animals, though some intact tomcats get pretty rank. Keep the litter box clean and have your cats spayed and neutered (intact animals spray and it reeks).
Most of the cats shown in the Russian Blue section are not Russian Blues.
This is true, I think only one was a Russian Blue.
Definitely not. I have one now and have had others. Not saying all weren't. At least 1-2 was.
@@jmgrunner1971 maybe 2. I'm going to go back and watch again. At first I thought 1, then second guessed myself and said maybe 2. Since you say 1, I'm going to double check
@@michelewalburn4376 looks like just one
I think some of them were even British short hair cats.
This is so misleading to poor viewers. 1. Cats don't even smell. If you don't take care of the litter, that smells, but not the cat itself.
2. People aren't allergic to cat hair, they're allergic to cat dander, which is in the cat's skin cells or scalp.
3. Unfortunately there's no such thing as 'hypoallergenic'. If you're allergic to cats, you're allergic to cats.
That being said, I've been allergic to cats my whole life, but I've had cats my whole life. If you can get past the sniffles in the sneezes, cats are most rewarding companions.
In my experience, some breeds are hypoallergenic, and some individuals are even more so, producing almost none of the allergen, but no breed or individual is not allergenic at all. My mother in law can't get within six feet of a normal cat without her face swelling and her eyes swelling shut. We had her faceplant in my least allergenic Oriental Shorthair and her eyes turned slightly red and watered a little. There is at least some degree of difference.
Thank you, Victoria!
I have two cats of different breeds that I got at different times. The first cat I got is a longhair and sheds less fur that almost never triggers my allergies. The second one challenged that in the first 2 hours of being with her. So I don’t know what exactly causes it but I know some breeds are worse for me to own.
My friend who is highly allergic to cats and dogs both now has a white poodle and a white cat. No allergic reaction to the white animals at all. Her doctor suggested that she try being around pure white animals because she felt so guilty for not being able to get her children the animals they wanted so badly. She's had absolutely no problem with any pure white animals.
@@michelewalburn4376 It seems to be that random doesn't it? I've been set off by individual cats right next to others who didn't set me off and they were all just indistinct breeds
My Bombay doesn't smell and sheds very little. The fur that does shed blends in to everything and is not noticeable unless I guess if you have white furniture. Even her litter box doesn't smell and she is very affectionate.
As a proud owner of two Bombay ladies I can confirm :)
I have two bombays and you’re absolutely right. They’re cuddling me as we speak lol
I have a Bombay and he hardly sheds. I've had him for almost 2 months now and for the first time I saw a bit of grayish hair on my almost white sofa. Easy to pick up and throw away.
I love cats. All cats. However, all cats shed. They do not smell. I have had cats over 40 years. Any creature with hair sheds. Period.
Exactly, even my Devon Rex who has very little hair sheds hair
Even us humans! Except the bald ones.
@@kimberlyperrotis8962 yes. I she'd like a dog. Ugh. My hair grows like nothing I've ever seen plus I have 5 times the hair of a normal person. When I donate hair 5 wigs can be made. Imagine that shedding on your bed and shower. Ugh.
For sure they don't smell. Shed yes. Man's other best friend DOES smell, however. Love them! 😸🐶
@@michelewalburn4376 I wish I had your problem-in my book, you’re so blessed! My hair grows ever so slow-about 1 yr just for two inches of hair, and I don’t have much of it, and it’s baby fine. Very curly too. Everyone in my family has straight hair, and yet I got the curly gene from someone. Go figure. 🙄
I've had siamese cats all my life and personally the only cat I'll ever have!
I have a Bombay named Wee wee and I'm in hospice. A social worker gave me the kitty and for four months I had to take medication because I was so allergic even had rashes on the soles of my feet which is like a form of torture. The allergy went away when my body got used to Wee and now I have the wee her two kittens from the pregnancy she got when I was hospitalized and now I have three kitties and zero allergy. My advice is if you can survive the beginning you maybe will have body that adjusts to it. I say that for me, it was worth the initial discomfort.
I prayed for your complete recovery. I’m glad you have cats, they’re a great comfort, always.
Can happen in reverse too! My daughter had allergic reaction after being away at university! She got used to them again though!
From this list I've personally owned an abyssinian, and several orientals/siamese cats. I currently own two cornish rex. Orientals and siamese are the undisputed kings of cats in terms of personality, but they do shed. My cornish rex cats do not shed at all, but this is not always the case even for this breed.
The allergene is not the hair but a protein in their saliva and other bodily fluids called Fel d 1. So while having a non-shedding cat certainly helps if you are moderately allergic, it might not help much if you are severely affected. There's been a few of studies, and siberians do appear to have less then most other breeds of this protein. This might make them a better option for some people with moderate allergies, but the protein levels vary quite a lot individually between cats.
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I have a Siberian so naturally, thats my favorite 🤩 I love that I can stick my face straight into his belly and not worry about my eyes getting itchy
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How is the shedding? I want a Siberian so bad!!!!
@@IkeLovee lol its pretty hectic… but the benefit is that their coats are nearly hypoallergenic 😉
Where did you get your Siberian from?
Smell? I never had a cat that had even tiniest whiff of odor, and I’ve had many, they often smell like my fragrance from lying on me, if not, like sweet, dry autumn grasses. If litter boxes stink, cats hate that and it’s not their fault, it’s a lazy guardian. Cats are always immaculate, unless they are living very rough, with no clean place to lie down, like on the street. I love dogs, too, but I just find it impossible to live with their odor. I can immediately smell if a dog has been around in someone’s house. It’s a shame, they can be a lot of fun, but I just can’t do it, I don’t get that olfactory fatigue as with other odors.
The long haired Russian blue is called a Nebelung.
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@@allcats8017 I did and I own a Nebelung. They are such amazing cats.
I’ve had lots of cats over the years, and the only ones that have had a smell are our two Sphynxes. They smell like potatoes when they need baths. Our Siamese cats spent their entire lives shedding like crazy. However, the Sphynxes do not shed. They are crazy, loving cats, but their servants do need to commit to regular bathing, claw and ear care, and having feline supervision in everything they do.
Sphynxes aka Canadian Hairless cats (: a good Canadian cat breed
I’m in bed with my new sphynx kitten reading this laughing because it’s so true 😂😂😂she’s our 5th we’ve had total. Gotta love them ❤️😂
I’ve had Sphynx for years! I thought I was the only one who smelled potatoes!🤣🤣
@@Donnaploss it’s hilarious they smell like chips, chlorine, mushrooms….. I’m sure other things too😂
@@avaelysedo25 I can’t keep my girl clean! It’s brutal.
I have a Burmese named Bourbon. He does not smell at all,but they do shed which I consider inevitable. They are the purring dog as far as character goes. He plays fetch,welcomes us home and loves cuddling. Also very tolerant with kids.
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Yep I'm all for BURMESE! (see my comment above).
PS: I would recommend 'Moult and Coat' oil - which you can get from any decent pet shop or pet supplies shop. It's also available online. Just a couple of the capfulls every other day (in her food) - that's what I give my pussycat. She happily laps it up with her moist food and gravy (or jelly) - well mixed in of course - and it helps her to keep herself sleek and well-groomed too (as well as tending to keep away fleas (between fairly regular flea treatments of course). She still moults a little but not nearly so much as she once did (before I discovered 'Moult and Coat' oil). She needs very little brushing or combing ever since and she has NEVER had fleas return.
Love the Bombay and Siamese. All were beautiful me. Love these educational cat videos! Thanks for posting it!
If a cat has a smell, it needs an immediate vet check. Anything unusual, like a behavior change, is almost always medical.
I've been to a household with Burmese cats a few times and my allergy symptoms came on very quickly unfortunately, to the point that I had to go out and buy allergy relief. I've also been to a household with Ragdolls and had zero issues, despite them being long haired, which I found super surprising. I guess allergies are an individual thing to a degree.
may i ask how allergy relief works?
Cats you are allergic to give you the nonstop sneezing fits?
Love my Bombay!!!! So beautiful and so smart! Loving him loving me!
I'm not sure why you wrote "smell" in the title for this video.
You didn't talk about smell.
What exactly do you mean by smell anyways?
We've had a few cats over the years,
& none of them have ever smelt bad.
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Siamese. Had three so far at different times in my life very affectionate
All cats very seldom smell, however, if you are allergic to their dander, bathing them every month will help drastically even with cats who shed a lot because the shedding is what pulls the dead skin cells which is what you are allergic to, not the fur itself. It removes the dander (dead skin cells). My aunt was allergic to cats but never had a problem as long as the cat was bathed regularly. :)
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@Ann Iteug HOpefully it helps! :)
Great video, Cornish Rex is definitely my favourite having had three of them. I would also consider a Sphynx
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Cats are very clean. They usually don’t smell unless they are sick. Most dogs smell, even after a bath.
Russain Blues are the best 👌 👍 😍
Very Underrated!
Tysm for the information 😁
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@@allcats8017 I did that as soon as I watched the video 😁
Love them all such a lovely thing to be owend by a cat
I have had so many cats i understand the shedding but smell? If your cat has a smell a vet visit is probably recommended ive found cats are one that does not cause house to smell as long as you keep litter boxes under control so maybe take smell out of opening on video
Great cats
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Lovely cat😍
I’ve had purebred Javanese cats for years. I was told they are a non-shedding breed. Hahahaha. I’ve never had a long hair cat, these are a medium hair cat. They shed. Mostly twice a year. They are hard to get and are social and need to be with at least one other cat so when my cats died and I could only find one Javanese I got an oriental too. They hardly shed at all! They do get cold. My elderly Javanese passed and I’m going to have to get another cat for my oriental. I’ve been checking shelters but with covid this is going to be a challenge… I love both Javanese and orientals!
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Cats eyes are sooooooooooo beautiful
Cats😻 very wonderful and very beautiful colour and very happy 🐈😻👌🏿👌👌👌🏿
I adopted two brothers, one long hair who doesn’t shed much, and his brother with very short hair and sheds like crazy, makes me itchy as hell, but totally worth it to have my sweet buddy around. This guy was actually returned to the rescue because of allergies, was rescued from a cat hoarder, but he is still one of the sweetest, smartest cats (his first name was brainiac. Which I found out from the microchip company)
I have a lynks/lilac point Siamese that sheds all the time. In the past 20 tears I have had 5 cats and the Siamese sheds way more than even my long hair torti
I have 5 cats and they all shed like crazyyy especially my cat called fluffy
Wow Some of these cats are just amazing Some that like to go for walks on a leash Play fetch I like this video
cat is an interesting and lovely pet
I had a Siberian Forest cat and I'm allergic to most cat breeds. But he did shed and it was a lot. Especially in the summer. Now I have a Maine Coon mix breed he sheds twice as much.
cats do shed but we are looking at the extend of shedding of various breeds
Burmese!! 😻
I love all cats even if I was allergic. I have had really alot I my life and everyone was either stray or adopted. My Siamese was also a stray which is really weird that breed would be a stray. Had her 23 years.and she was amazingly gorgeous. My husband was allergic to her so I asked him to leave
My love for cats, especially kittens, prevents me from being selective, all my cats have been heaven sent. Hair is everywhere.../ oh well!!!!
I grew up with cats (we always had a family cat) and have had 2 cats as an adult and none of them ever smelled. Currently I have a Bombay I adopted from the shelter and he hardly sheds at all, which surprised and delighted me. He is also very clean.
I have the most adorable siamese kitty. He loves attention and is a bit needy but he's absolutely loving. He doesn't smell at all.
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Nice
my russian blue sheds constantly & has a very thick undercoat that requires daily combing. also, the hairs are so fine they fly in the air & get into your eyeballs.
Devon and Cornish Rex are curly, perpetual kitten s and the most amazing fun
Awww my favorite was Chinksey Simease Sealpoint. She shed
I’ll take one of each. Thanks.
Had cats all my life till my last passed in 2016. I’m planning on getting another possibly as my shih tzu passed right before 2020. I do NOT miss the shedding. So I like this. Only cats I figured didn’t shed were the hairless. In regard to cats smelling, what the duck? Cats don’t smell at all. Their litter box can get stinky if you don’t keep it clean, but cats don’t smell. Never met one cat in 30 years that have smelled. And I’ve met A LOT
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I love all cats, but my favorite between all this is the Siberian ! I just love fluffy cats ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwww soooooooooooooo very cute
Thank you soooo much! I was worried about my future with cats. I just started to love and really get into cats. And I wanted to own one, really bad cat allergies run in my family though. But this video just gave me hope!
This is good I will take this in to consideration
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I have a Bombay and she sheds sooo much that I could spin it
I miss Stach and Cole. My heart ❤
I've had cats all my life~ from Abyssinian to Tabbies (plus all the shelters I've been to) I've never met a stinky cat.🤔 Anyway, I have 2 Russian Blues and brushing them weekly the combined fur is half as much as my Siamese, who I brushed every day, shed. Also, a lot of the fur is just ½ inch long and much less visible! It's among the most hypoallergenic breed, as well. To be clear, they still have the protein in their saliva & dander, but it's much less than usual, so people with mild-med allergies can enjoy them, too (cuz cats rock!). Well wishes to all ☺
Cats smell?? I've been keeping cats for over 20 yrs and I feel cats smell so nice~
I have people in my circle of friends who are allergic to cats.
With my Burmas in the past, this was not even a problem when they settled on them to be scratched.
With my Siams today, this is very much a problem.
Is probably a difference from breeding to breeding. Some cats of the same breed have the trigger "Fel d1" some do not.
I want a classic Siamese, they are so beautiful! Those Oriental Short-Hairs are so overbred, they look like cartoon-cats.
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I’ve had 4 Siamese over the years. They are the best pets. Talkative, cuddly and very interactive. They crave attention constantly. Which is fine because that is why I have pets. One I had for 14 years (she made it to 18) is still missed. They required little upkeep, other than my lap.
Thank you for sharing your experience with Siamese cats! It sounds like they make wonderful pets with their talkative and interactive nature. I can understand why you miss your furry friend who lived for 18 years.
@@allcats8017 You are welcome. My Greta (named for Greta Garbo) was one in a million.
The Siamese is my favorite❤
Siamese and Burmese. 💜🌹
My favorite is the Siamese they are very intelligent and sometimes just a little on the bossy side
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I'm a siamese cat lover they are the best I have a few of them ❤
I have two Siamese cats and they definitely shed. As someone whose allergic to cats, I will say they are more hypoallergenic than other breeds- I’m definitely less allergic than other cats I’ve owned or been around. But they definitely shed.
You sneeze like crazy?
I'm sorry my Siberian shed like crazy non stop and have to vacuum every two days. Also not really allergy proof- I have to get allergy shots for about six months. The cat is also a scoundrel and attacks our plates of food while eating, the squirt bottle has helped a little. But I have to say even after all our cats attics and hairs every place, even in my food we do love him. BTW - no smell whatsoever- do you know about cats or just making a video?
Using a spray bottle only increases aggression and fear in your cat. If you can't take the time to train your pet without being abusive then you probably shouldn't have one. I have two Siberians and they barely shed at all compared to equally hairy cats like a Ragdoll. Maybe yours aren't pure bred.
Yep I had a terrible experience myself. More allergic to something seberian then any car and so mean
@@sashatheelf Using a spray bottle is not abusive, get a grip. Silly.
Also Devon Rexes (mostly) don’t shed; they are very similar to Cornish Rexes and they follow you around like dogs
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I have 2 cats - one siamese and one no breed orange cat. They do not smell. I used to have an old cat who loved in my garden and came inside to eat and chill on my sofa - he stank awfully. He disappeared , i think he died. Our vet said he had HIV and was 14 years ild which was 3 years ago. So i guess 17 years of life was all right for a cat with HIV. He was also long hair, so we had to shave him last years because he could not take care of himself
i recently lost my 14 yr old sphynx she was the best cat ! i also have 2 cornish rex currently and i love their personality., i’d love to have an orientation short hair someday..my mom has a devon
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Hi, great video, I wonder how much they shed, I'm deciding between a British shorthair and a Birman Cat, so any advice is welcomed, thanks :)
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@@allcats8017 thank you very much for your answer:)
I have a Russian blue point..fits absolutely as said in video lol
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I love Siamese cats. But any of the ones that I have had shed like crazy!
I love my siamese cat!!!!
I like the siamese.
Got a snowshoe siamese and it sheds a lot and triggers my allergy when i smell her but doesnt smell,my russian blue barely shed and doesnt smell too and even if i bury my face on its fur i dont sneeze.
The only cat that smells is the one Phoebe sings about.
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Of course my favorite is the abyssinian , I have four 😆 🤣 😂
And what about shed of abyssinian?
I have a oriental and a sphynx i adore both breeds. Has said in video about the sphynx they are an high maintaintence breed you did to wipe their eyes daily, clean their ears every few days due to build of ear wax i bathe mine every 10 days and use pet wipes inbetween washes. If you are looking at getting a sphynx their body oils does transfer onto you and your clothes and also your bedding if you allow the cat on your bed. Both breeds i have are both vocal and very affectionate
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@@allcats8017 your welcome alot of people think no fur no maintenence thats far from the truth and then theres the myth of no fur no allergies most people are allergic to the dander and saliva which even an hairless cat produces them i always recommend if possible and you are allergic to cats anx your thinking of getting a sphynx most breeders if they dont own other pets invite you into their homes for you to sit with the cats to see if a reaction occurs and to see if the breed is a suitable to yourself
Our family is getting a Sphynx cat on Friday!!!!!
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I am getting an oriental shorthair kitten Friday for my birthday and I stay home with Goddard. That’s why I get bored so having a cat like that for the first time I would really love your help. Thank you son-in-law, Pamela Zelin.
I have a bombay... they shed ... viscously every spring like crazy
Bombay😍😍😍
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We have a Bombay. I had no idea until now. She is an honorary dog in our house. Lol
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I Love Cats : )
None of my cats ever smelled bad, they all had beautiful scents, I could not keep them out of my arms, loved snuggling them 🖤🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🖤 They were all gorgeous cats on the video Thankyou 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Burmese rule, incredible
Allergy has little to do with fur but rather the protein in the cars saliva. Plus cats that have less fur generally struggle with the oil production in the skin consequently requiring weekly bathing. It is oil production that is part of the cause for odours
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Wait your cats smell?? What! I've several cats that were allowed outside and they didn't smell...
Especially the ones made of stone that don't poop, eat drink or smell....and cat allergies may not be their fur....could be their spit, since they self groom. Favorite breed?, Siamese or oriental shorthair...best cats ever!
"We are Siamese if you please.
We are Siamese if you don't please."
I used o be scared of them cuz of that song.
Little known fact about the Sphynx cat: It is illegal to name them anything except Dobby.
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Your video included a photo of an Exotic Shorthair Persian when you were supposedly talking about the Russian Blue. We’re not ignorant, you know.
It is not always the hair and dander that causes allergies. It is often their saliva. My daughter had 4 cats but only one made me itch even if I didn't touch her. Of course, she was the one that liked me the most and always wanted to be next to me! 😅
Siberian for their beauty.
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I’ll take the Siamese,, please!