It is a common observation for yeh feline enthusiasts that their cats shed their hairs when the spring season just commences, or when they are shifted to warmer palaces, but this is not for all cats; there are some cat breeds who are hairless, and some breeds don't shed necessarily. Seeing cat hair around the house is somewhat annoying, and the majority of pet owners don't want hairs dispersed on the couch, sofas, and other furniture. 

Hypoallergenic cats: 

Almost all cats produce protein allergens in their saliva, fur, urine, etc. Some cat breeds produce allergens that cause allergies in lesser quantities; these breeds are called hypoallergenic cats. No cat is absolutely hypoallergenic, but they produce little allergens, which are not in enough quantities to cause allergies. Often, feline lovers who are allergic search for cats that are hypoallergenic to avoid complications for both cats and owners. Hypoallergenic cats don't shed because of this; they are loved by many feline enthusiasts. 

Shaving a cat to avoid shedding: 

It is not recommended except for medical and treatment purposes to shave a cat, as it can be disastrous for the cat. It has a role in temperature regulation and skin protection from dust particles, aerial pollution substances, and microorganisms. Shedding can be tackled by gentle brushing and grooming; if you are not a grooming specialist, take your cat to experienced and trained groomers so that they can groom your feline buddy in a satisfactory manner.

12 cat breeds that do not shed: 

There are so many cat breeds that either don't shed at all or they don't shed heavily. Here we are going to analyze cats that don't shed. If you love cats but are confused about which cat breeds do not shed excessively, give it a read, and after that, you will be able to decide and select the best breed for you. 

Some cat breeds are hairless: 

There are some cat breeds that have no hair; they are the best choice for allergic people. They can be groomed by applying a sponge or wiping down weekly without brushing. It removes oil and other dust from the skin. 

Sphynx: 

Sphynx is a hairless cat breed, but some cats have patches on their body. They are strong, medium-sized, heavily built, boned, and muscular cats. They want to be attended to and fascinate everyone with their natural behaviors. They are easygoing and outgoing without creating much trouble for the attendant. They should be groomed and fulfill all their requirements so that they can be a good fellow for you. 

Peterbald:

Peterbald are either totally hairless or have some patches with patterns such as peach-like fuzz that is present on the body, a wavy brush coat, a normal short coat, etc. They have elongated almond-like eyes, long ears, and sturdy, muscular bodies. They resemble oriental shorthairs, one of their parent’s breeds. They are well known for their intelligence and cleverness; they make use of these traits whenever they need them. They show utmost affection towards owners and caretakers; they are playful in nature, so you can get entertainment by spending time with them and playing with them. 

Cat breeds that don't shed heavily:

Many pet lovers want cats with fur; shedding is an impediment that compels them not to choose a furry feline companion. Here we will expose some cat breeds that have fur but don't shed a lot to an annoying extent.

Devon Rex: 

Cats of this breed have a soft, wavy coat that is short and cute as a result of gene mutation. They shed rarely, but you can groom and wipe the coat down from time to time to maintain good coat condition. They are somewhat mischievous and want to play practical jokes with humans, yet they are loving and affectionate too. They can easily get along with attendants and owners.

Cornish Rex: 

Cornish Rex has curly and short hair that is very to touch. There is a need for frequent wiping and washing because it gets oily. These cats are reputed to love playing and making fun of humans and other pets. You should also engage yourself with Cornish Rex; it is fun for both you and the cat. They want to spend time with their master and owner. 

American wirehair: 

American wirehair is so-called wirehair because of its wavy and wiry hair, which is soft; they have a coarse coat; the coarseness depends on the parent, ranging from smooth to rough. They rarely shed, because of which they are suitable for allergic pet lovers. They are quite independent, show affection, and are playful in nature. They can easily adapt themselves to the new environment and surroundings. 

Siamese: 

Siamese cats have short coats close to the skin with fine texture. They have lofty physical features with a color point pattern of coat. They are mostly vocalists and seek attention; if they are not given due attention, they become angry and grudged. They provide entertainment with their playful nature. 

Abyssinian: 

The coat of the Abyssinian cat is soft and glossy; the coat is dense and thick to the touch. Mostly their coat color is red, but they also display other colors. They are known for their sturdy and muscular build, full of energy. Though they are playful and want attention without requiring much grooming, they are low-maintenance cats. 

Singapura: 

Singapura cats have short coats and fur lying close to their body. They are one of the smallest cat breeds but have a mammoth personality. These cats are curious and mischievous; they play and search everything within the home, creating a mess. They will receive you at the door and want to get you involved in their practices.

Javanese: 

These are semi-long-haired cats that shed rarely. They have different fur colors, like red and cream, which are easy to maintain and deal with. Javanese cats have similarities with Siamese in the sense that both are affectionate, loving, caring, and talkative. They follow family members and talk to everyone. 

Russian blue: 

The Russian blue cat has a short and thick coat that sheds once in a blue moon. Russian blue cat's coat is easy and soft to the touch and can be maintained without requiring extra grooming and care. They are independent yet attached to the family members that are familiar to them; when interacting with strangers, they show some shyness.

Korat: 

Korat is similar to Russian blue in appearance, so they are confusing, but they are distinct and different from Russian blue, which has its origin in Russia, while Korat originates from Thailand. They have a single-layer coat that can be easily groomed and have a blue-silver color; they don't shed frequently. They are easygoing and more vocal than Russian blue; they are living and want to sit in your laps; when you are busy, they prefer to sit by your side.

Havana Brown: 

These cats have short brown coats that don't shed frequently. These cats have a unique nature and socialize easily with others and humans. They are intelligent and quite smart; they like playing games and can also learn new things, just like puppies. They entertain themselves when they are bored or stressed out. These cats are outgoing, so you spend time with them, which is beneficial for both you and your cats. 

Dealing with cats that shed rarely: 

Even though all cats shed some shed hair excessively while others shed rarely and a small amount, groom your cats regularly and do gentle brushing, which helps to keep the coat neat and clean, also preventing hair from spreading in the house. Hairball is a common issue in cats; detect the cause of hairballs and focus on potential remedies. 

Conclusion: 

It is up to you to choose one that is fitting and suitable for your household. There are so many cat breeds that either are hairless or shed rarely, which attracts the majority of cat enthusiasts. These are good choices for allergic pet lovers.