Cornish Rex and Allergies

People interested in my kittens, often say with confidence that the breed of Cornish Rex is a Hippallergenne. This opinion is wrong! There is no hippallergy cats!

The main cause of allergies is served by the feligic feline skin of the protein, called Fel D1. It is also contained in saliva, urine, skin particles. When climbing, the cat smears his wool, then he is spreading around the house with wool, gluing to dust particles, clothes, furniture, etc.

Naturally, the cat's wool is a real "storehouse" of a cat protein. But since the wool in the Cornish Rex is short and thin, the cat licks almost all dead hairs when leaving for themselves, and wool is not smoking at home, allergenic protein is less common in the environment.

Each person has a different degree of allergies, and each cat has a different amount of allergen. The least cause allergies castrated animals and kittens. Visit to the kennel and close communication with animals — a part of the test of sensitivity. Allergy symptoms may not appear immediately, but a few hours or days later. But if you are allergic, and the symptoms did not appear, the analyzes you still need to pass.