Best cat channel ever, thank you for all your time and effort!

The best way to deal with cat allergies is to get Purina live clear dry food and mix it in with your cats wet food. After one month my allergies have completely gone away. I’m surprised that wasn’t shown since it scientifically is proven to reduce the allergens

I think this is a very helpful video with lots of practical advice for allergy sufferers, so well done! I just need to correct one thing that I don't think is fair to say. There are hypoallergenic cat breeds, but like you said, every individual cat and human is different, so the best way of making sure you buy a cat that won't trigger your allergy is as follows: -Look up breeders who specialize in a hypoallergenic breeds and offer allergy sittings. -Go to an allergy sitting where you get to meet and play with the specific cats who are the potential parents of your future kitten in their home. -If you are fine with them, you have good chances to be fine with their kitten, but make sure you go and meet the kitten before bringing them home. I love cats, but I have been allergic to pretty much every single normal domestic cat I have met ever since I was a small child. I will be sneezing, crying, have extremely itchy eyes, and just suffer in general. I have heard of people getting used to their cats like you described, but that never worked for me as it was just so uncomfortable to share a home for me with them. But I really wanted a fluffy cat, and went through the process I described above with great success. I have had my Siberian Forest cat for 7 years now, and never had a single allergic symptom to her, even though she is extremely long haired and fluffy. My allergy didn't go away, as I still get the same symptoms with normal domestic cats, but her breed can have drastically lower amounts of FEL1D in their saliva, I think up to a 1000 times yet. I know that the research on it is inconclusive officially, but perhaps they haven't done enough statistically significant research as the breeder I found had plenty of other allergic customers who were able to get her cats without symptoms. The main reason I wanted to share this comment wasn't to begrudge you, just because I think it's important to spread the message to other allergy sufferers that they can find breeds that are hypoallergenic, and it's not just a myth. I have just been so happy that I can have a cat without having to suffer, and just feel normal.

I'm not allergic to cats or dogs. However, I think keeping up with cleaning, brushing your cat, and the hepa filter is a great idea. That way, if you have a family member or friend with allergies it won't be as hard on them when they visit. Gina Hetlage

Entertaining +Educational! I am pleased to be the subscriber of yr video.

I have always had Siamese cats because their unique coat pattern is due to a form of albinism, and this results in their allergens being much lower than many other breeds. I obtained my first Siamese kitten in the 1970’s, and they are a very special breed. Last year I was a bit tentative adding my two kittens, Jasper and Austen, as I had only lived with single cats in the past…but one year in and we are good with the allergy issue! The “velcro” twins are much more clingy than my old Senior cat Matthew was, and they double up on me much of the time! Luckily with purebred cats we know what to expect! We love sharing Teemo and Arya’s adventures with their butler!❤

This is literally me, thanks for making this

Thank you for this video; you are an amazing cat dad!

Watching this while sneezing because of my cat

My whole family is allergic to cats. And since I was like 10 years old, we had 3 short-hair cats in total. Every time we got a new cat, we were all sneezing, had runny nose, red eyes, etc. But after around a month or so, all the allergic reactions went away, except for when we got scratched or bitten. I then moved out and wasn't around cats for 3 years, until I moved for 4 months into a household with a long-hair cat and didn't get any allergic reaction whatsoever. Guess my immune system is chill now with cats haha.

Thanks!

Another fantastic video . I try and keep up with the cleaning and brushing of my cat . no allergies in my family . My cat loves being brushed she tells me when she wants to be brushed she stand over the brush giving me a look like please brush me so cute lol .

love the vids! any tips on where to get an amazing cat tree like yours? can never seem to find realistic ones.

Great video. Siamese are not as toxic (to me) as regular shorthairs and other cats I have known! Other breeds that are less toxic (supposedly) are Siberians, Devon Rex, and Russian Blue. Austen and Jasper have caused no reactions in me since they moved in back in March. Having hardwood floors and moving to the dry desert may also be contributing factors. Like you, A and J are my kids and I would work around anything in order to prevent separation from them. PS in our home a closed door is immediately responded to by my duo with cries and wails and grasping paws under the door!!!

trust me, do allergy immunotherapy if you can afford it. its amazing!

i love your videos! i hope i can get a cat soon

Love them! Had a question - when were they neutered? Thanks.

I heard that once you're with your cat log enough then you wont be allergic to their fur anymore cause they're your special cat cause you get used to their fur after so long

My son has a close friend with severe cat allergies, and would visit only if he had his medication and his epipen. When we just had Pangur, our Russian blue, and Nuadha, our Russian ragdoll, he never had anything but the occasional mild symptom. He can't visit very often at all now that we have two ragdolls! He knows it be ever got a cat that a Russian would be a good idea. But I know that there are different cat allergies, and some people react to russians, they just tend to effect less people than most breeds. I think it's because Russians don't shed much compared to most breeds.

Thanks for another amazing video!! I have been blessed with no cat allergies but I've considered getting an air purifier because I'm allergic to my state 🤣

Thank you so much for this video! I'm planning to get a cat this year in the summer and I have asthma + allergies (but still want a cat badly, haha)!

thanks for the tips! I can't afford an air purifier right now haha so I always leave the windows open to let air flow

Tbh Arya looks like my cat. Btw how are your cats doing @TheCatButler ? Mine is laying down kneading on air.

Cat allergies you never get used to your throat will just keep building up more and more mucus til you get bronchitis and you'll constantly get bronchitis til you leave the house the cats are in I know this from first hand experience you never really develop any immunity towards them

can u make a video on how to deal with cat allergies when I have asthma... please!!! because after someday we are getting one so it's very important for me.

my first cat was unbarable for me to own, sadly.. but now i have a ragdoll mix with norwegian forest cat. And my symptoms are waaay less and i can even have the cat all over my face with no reaction.

This video has been so helpful for me as I plan to adopt a Russian Blue and deal with my allergies! Thank you! Love your channel and your beautiful furbabies! ❤️ Also, I’d keep the cats and get rid of the bf lol jk 😉😂

i love cats but im allergic to them but i have stuff to help

I’ll choose my cat 😀

would we need just 1 air purifier or multiple ones for multiple rooms?

Great video. Are you familar with our Allerpet Dander Remover product? Many people have had great success with it as it removes fel d1 from the fur.

😢 I want a cat 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

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Omg. Have cat allergies and owns two cats.

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One suggestion is that you can talk faster as I need to put it as 1.25 times

If you give up a cat because of allergies, you're kind of a wimp in my opinion.