Are Savannah cats  hypoallergenic?

First of all, no breeder should claim that Savannahs are entirely hypoallergenic. That said, a large number of people who have previously experienced allergies to cats may develop none or very few symptoms with Savannahs. We recommend that if this is your case, you request a test that can be done at home.

The coat of the Savannah kitten is fuzzy and will gradually change as he reaches adulthood. Allowing an allergic person to adapt to a kitten over the long term is easier.

The kitten will develop his coat over time, and the owner will also develop a certain “habit. “

You may have some very slight reactions in the first few days, but the situation should improve gradually every week. We will not allow allergic people to visit the cattery because it would shock their immune system, and we would not be able to judge correctly the long-term potential allergic reactions.

 It’s important to know that if a person has seasonal allergies, he might notice a slight increase in reaction to the cat during that short period of time. This reaction usually stops at the same time as the seasonal allergies.