The Russian Blue has a low shedding coat, leading some to say that they are hypoallergenic. And tests show that these cats produce lower levels of the Fel d 1 protein. This protein is secreted in feline saliva and skin and it may cause wheezing, itching skin and watery eyes in humans. However, even very low levels of Fel d 1 can cause allergy issues so the Russian Blue cat may still cause problems for allergy sufferers just less than other cats.
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