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Thursday 11/7: Sponsored by Pacagen - Cat allergy cause, COTD, cats' journeys home
“When the mouse laughs at a cat, there’s a mouse hole nearby.”
Nigerian Proverb
Happy Thursday! Here’s the scoop:
🤧 Ever wondered why some people are allergic to cats?
😺 Love cats but find yourself battling allergies? Check out this helpful tip!
💖 An adorable, and hilarious, cat of the day duo
🐈 Discover how cats find their way home
Did you know…
Did you know that a cat’s nose is as unique as a ______?
(scroll to the bottom to find the answer!)
Why Are Some People Allergic to Cats? The Mystery of the Sneezes
Ever wonder why a simple cuddle with a cat can leave some people sneezing, wheezing, or even teary-eyed? It all comes down to a sneaky little protein called Fel d 1. This microscopic mischief-maker is found in cat saliva, and skin. When your kitty grooms itself, it spreads Fel d 1 all over its fur—and when that fur sheds, so does the protein, floating through the air like invisible cat glitter.
This “cat dust” lands everywhere: on clothes, couches, and carpets, making it easy for allergic people to breathe it in. The result? Their immune systems throw a fit, reacting with everything from sniffles to full-blown allergy attacks. And while you might think it’s all that fluffy fur causing trouble, it’s actually those tiny, protein-packed skin flakes hitching a ride on the fur.
Why only some people? Blame it on genetics. If you come from a family of sneeze-prone people, you’re more likely to have a cat allergy too. Thankfully, scientists are hard at work exploring ways to reduce Fel d 1, so one day, cat allergies may be a thing of the past.
New Biotech Helps You Deal With Allergies To Cats
So you love cats. You've probably dealt with a loved one (or very unfortunately you) being allergic to that enormous puddle of purring joy. The sneezing. The coughing. The teary eyes.
Pacagen released a spray with new biotechnology that neutralizes the cat allergens that cause those terrible allergy symptoms. By using a technology called nanobodies that specifically targets the cat allergen responsible for many cat allergy symptoms, Pacagen is able to:
Neutralize 98% of cat allergens.
Only target the specific cat allergen, making the spray 100% safe for you, your family, and the cats!
Hundreds of 5-star reviews!
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To help our readers enjoy this amazing solution, Daily Purr subscribers can get 15% off their order with code Purr15. We're excited that more people can now experience those special moments with cats. Pacagen is changing how we deal with cat allergens and we're here furr it!
Thank you to Pacagen for sponsoring Daily Purr.
Cat of the Day: A Hilarious Duo
This adorable cat duo is guaranteed to brighten your day, just like it did ours!
Meet Arturo, the charming orange boy, and his sister Jackie, who’s perfectly content lounging below. According to their Mom, Arturo is quite the comedian, always finding ways to make everyone laugh.
And, if you ask us, Jackie definitely knows how to add to the humor.
Want your cat to be featured? Send us your photos and a little info about them! We love celebrating the unique personalities of our feline friends.
Image courtesy of one of our fantastic Daily Purr readers, Kris. ❤️
Can Cats Really Find Their Way Home?
Have you ever wondered if our feline friends possess a built-in GPS? Unfortunately, many cat owners know the anxiety of a missing kitty.
Luckily many are filled with joy when their feline friends return days, weeks, or even months later. So, how do these resilient little adventurers find their way back?
Incredible Sense of Smell: Cats have a remarkable ability to recognize familiar scents, using them as comforting trails to guide them home. Their keen noses lead them back to the love and safety of their families.
Landmark Recognition: Cats are great observers! They remember specific landmarks, like favorite trees or friendly neighbors’ houses, helping them navigate their way back to the familiar.
Homing Instinct: Some studies suggest that cats may possess a special homing instinct, enabling them to find their way over long distances. It’s as if they carry a map in their hearts, guiding them home.
Familiar Territory: Cats have a strong sense of their environment and feel a deep connection to their territory. This familiarity instills confidence, allowing them to explore while knowing they can always return.
These incredible abilities have led to countless heartwarming stories of cats reuniting with their families after long journeys. Have you ever experienced the joy of a cat returning home?
Final Thoughts
Do you love cats but find yourself dealing with allergies? Enjoy more joyful moments with your feline friend, allergen-free, by trying Pacagen!
As a special treat for our Daily Purr subscribers, you can get 15% off your order with the code Purr15.
🐱 Bite-Sized Treats
🧐 Did You Know: A cat’s nose is as unique as a human fingerprint. Every cat has a one-of-a-kind nose print with its own unique pattern of ridges and bumps.
😸 COTD: Give your kitty the spotlight by submitting them for Cat of the Day! This month’s theme is all about festive felines in the holiday spirit. Reply to this email with your best photos of your cat looking cozy, festive, or spreading holiday cheer. Be sure to include their name and a short description to be featured in an upcoming newsletter!