A Michael Broad Blog
You just might be interested (slightly) in an update (belatedly) on a business called Lifestyle Pets a.k.a. Allerca Cats. At the time they were touted by the business founder as being hypoallergenic. There was and still is a big market for hypoallergenic cats and the founder of this company, Simon Brodie, wanted to cash …
Yes, the Ashera cat was real. There are possibly some Ashera cats still in existence. The Ashera GD was the top of the range cat of Lystyle Pets formerly known as Allerca Cats, a controversial business selling claimed hypoallergenic cats. I say “was” because it appears that they are no longer in business. The …
Curing an allergic reaction to the domestic cat is the holy grail of commercial enterprise in the world of pets. If a business can figure out a way to prevent people from being allergic to cats, who would otherwise be allergic, then a lot of money could be made. It is estimated that the …
I am going to make a comment on the Ashera Savannah debate, a dangerous thing to do but I can’t resist and it is relevant to this cat breed. There is a Blogger site on the subject that the Ashera is a Savannah. Fine. I am taking a neutral stance. But I can’t see …
This is a fully illustrated page on Allerca cats from LIFESTYLE PETS Inc. They are controversial. The controversy has died down over the years. These cats are not registered cat breeds. There is a ready-made market for hypoallergenic cats because 10% of the population are allergic to cats. The premier, top of the range …
