Orange cat disease is not a separate cat breed. Cats with orange hair or large areas of orange are collectively called orange cats. Orange cats are fat because of their personality, and their owners will feed them like crazy because of their coquettish behavior. Orange cats are fat because of their gender. Most orange cats are male cats.

In fact, orange cats are not a separate cat breed. As long as the cat's hair is orange and white, or a large area of ​​orange, the belly or limbs are white, they are collectively called orange cats.

Orange cats are born with a lively and cheerful personality, are not afraid of children and are very affectionate, and are good at acting coquettishly and cutely. Moreover, the coat color of orange cats looks lively and lovable, so when faced with the coquettishness of orange cats, cat owners usually cannot control themselves and eat as much cat food, snacks, and dried fish as they want.

Most orange cats are male cats. The gene that determines the color of cat hair is on the cat's sex chromosomes, so the ratio of males to females in cats with different colors of hair is not equal. Just like calico cats, most are female cats and very few are male cats. The ratio of male cats to female cats in orange cats is 4:1. Male cats are naturally larger and stronger than female cats. And most people neuter their cats. After the male cat was neutered, his life became much simpler. He ate and slept, his flesh grew continuously, and he became uncontrollably fat.