10 Cat Breeds That Don't Shed Or Smell/ All Cats

Today's video is about 10 Cat Breeds That Don't Shed Or Smell,

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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[gil]

I've had six cats. They don't smell. Cats are very clean animals.

[maried]

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.

[jazzythecat]

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.

[Donnaploss]

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.

[robinaddis-vaughn]

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"!

[debbiegates]

I have a Russian blue, he doesnt shed or smell, very sweet and affectionate guy

[angelamartzen]

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.

[dianestacks]

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.

[bettygoodbody]

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.

[portia]

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

[GFSTaylor]

Most of the cats shown in the Russian Blue section are not Russian Blues.

[alexb]

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.

[billgz]

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.

[juliebeers]

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.

[lasmaliberte]

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.

[CBiscuitB]

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.

[karenbecker]

Love the Bombay and Siamese. All were beautiful me. Love these educational cat videos! Thanks for posting it!

[debbiegosselin]

I've had siamese cats all my life and personally the only cat I'll ever have!

[marcianniemarciannie]

Love my Bombay!!!! So beautiful and so smart! Loving him loving me!

[kimberlyperrotis]

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.