Many people assume they’re allergic to cat fur, but the truth is, the real culprit is a protein found in a cat’s saliva, sweat, and urine—not their fur. While an air filter can help catch fur in the air, it won’t eliminate the proteins that trigger allergies, which are often spread throughout the whole house.
If your goal is cleaner air, using an air filter is a good start. But if you're truly allergic to cats, it's smarter to choose a hypoallergenic breed like Bengals. Doing so helps reduce allergen exposure and makes it possible for cat lovers with allergies to enjoy life with a feline companion more comfortably
