Removes 98% Of Active Cat Allergens!
Introducing our Cat Allergen Neutralizing Spray, which proactively shuts down accumulated allergens.
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How It Works
Cats produce an allergen called Fel d 1 in their saliva. This is what causes cat allergies.
We engineered specialized allergen neutralizing proteins that can bind to and neutralize these cat allergens!
We added these allergen neutralizing proteins into sprays for easy use. Simply spray in the air and on surfaces every 2-3 days.
The result: up to 98% of allergens are neutralized, which means less sniffles and more cuddles!
How to use it
Cats produce an allergen called Fel d 1 in their saliva. This is what causes cat allergies.
Spray these areas generously with our Allergen Neutralizing Spray and wait 10-15 minutes for the allergen neutralizing proteins to work their magic.
Repeat this process every 2-3 days based on symptoms to enjoy your newly discovered cat allergen-free life!
the science behind pacagen
Our search for a better way to manage cat allergens began with an unexpected key player: alpacas! Inspired by their unique immune systems, we developed WhiskerBlock that has the remarkable ability to exclusively bind to Fel d 1 without affecting cats or people.
Through a binding mechanism only possible because of WhiskerBlock's unique structure, our products are able to reduce airborne Fel d 1 concentrations by up to 98%, making it the most effective cat allergen reducer available.
A story rooted in love
Pacagen’s journey began with love at first sight. When Dr. Evan Zhao and Dr. Siyang Han welcomed their British Shorthair, Miaomiao, into their lives, their joy was quickly met with a challenge—Siyang’s allergies. Determined not to choose between her health and Miaomiao, Evan, a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from Princeton University, turned to his expertise. The discovery of WhiskerBlock provided the answer.
The result? A cat allergen spray, safe for pets and people. “Now, we can enjoy Miaomiao without worry—and that’s what I want for every pet family,” Evan shares.
