The reasons why orange cats are prone to obesity:

1. Genetics prove that about 2/3 of orange cats are male cats, and male cats are fat, so people think that orange cats are fat. Cats are fat.

2. Male cats have bigger faces and tend to gain weight easily after being neutered.

3. Orange is the most common color of cats. Generally speaking, domestic cats are fatter, and many domestic cats are orange, so everyone thinks that orange cats are fat.

Methods to prevent orange cats from getting fat:

1. Eat small amounts and frequent meals in orange cats’ diet. Orange cats are big foodies themselves. If they don’t control their regular and quantitative diet, they will gain weight.

2. Orange cats should maintain reasonable and moderate exercise every day. Orange cats like to eat without moving, and their digestive function is particularly good. They will naturally gain weight over time. Owners should often take their cats out for exercise to improve their cats’ immunity.