7 Best Air Purifiers for Pets (and Their Humans)

If you're looking for something you can easily move around the house as your own personal air purifier, this is it. At 3.3 pounds, this small air purifier fits perfectly on a desk or side table and is light enough to move with you throughout the day. It also has a diffuser feature, so you can add a few drops of essential oil to your clean air.

THE REVIEW: "I have a cat who sheds incessantly. You brush him three times with whatever tools you can find and he'll still shed," writes a tester. "This keeps my bedroom and bathroom pretty clean! I've definitely started seeing less hair in my vacuum filter."

The Blueair 411a Max air purifier is perfect for smaller rooms, specifically small bedrooms. The machine is discreet and known to be super quiet, so you can have it on all night and still get a great night's sleep. It also has a night setting, so you can set it and forget it when you go to bed.

THE REVIEW: "The smaller unit works great in my 550 square foot apartment. At the lowest fan speed, it's virtually silent. On medium and high it is noisier, but I don't care," one reviewer writes. "I could tell a huge improvement in my apartment air quality in just one day."

The Mila air purifier looks unlike any other air purifier on the market, making it stand out as a more chic appliance. The brand offers 7 different types of filters, each tailored to specific needs. The pet filter, called the Critter Cuddler, is engineered to filter out more unwanted odors and pet dander. But the real selling point is the Mila app, which comes with a ton of settings and features so you can set your air purifier to your liking directly from your phone.

THE REVIEW: "This air filter is The Chosen One foretold in prophecy. Long have I yearned for the fresh air stolen by our modern world and promised by dreams of health, freedom, and prosperity," writes one reviewer. "Life's problems fade a little bit with every breath I draw. I now breathe as though free."

Looking to add a pop of color to your home? This Coway Airmega 150 comes in three bright colors—Peony Pink, Sage Green, and Dove White—so you can customize your look. But don't worry, this air purifier is much more than just aesthetically pleasing, it's also powerful. Built for small rooms (cleans the air in a 518 square foot room in 30 minutes), the Coway Airmega 150 features an automatic mode that'll kick in whenever it detects a dip in air quality.

THE REVIEW: "I ran this in my bedroom all winter long. The air feels fresh. It's very quiet, except on the highest setting, but even that is a gentle whirr," one tester writes. "It's easy to take apart to clean—I have cats, so the first filter catches hair and dust."

Feeling fancy? Treat yourself to a Dyson air purifier/bladeless fan. Yes, it's a luxury, but trust me, it's worth it. The fan and air purifier capabilities of this machine work hand-in-hand to provide you with fresh, cool air all year 'round. But the best part is how quiet it is. I'm talking whisper quiet.

THE REVIEW: "Filter is SO easy to put in, mobile app is so nice to have, and the little display on the fan itself showing levels of particles of NO2, HCHO, etc, is really nice too," one reviewer writes. "I HIGHLY recommend this to anyone who has limited space and can't have both a fan and an air purifier in one room without losing floor space."