Orange cats have female cats, but they are rare. Male cats are three times more likely to become solid orange cats than female cats, so male orange cats are very common. The color of a cat's coat is affected by the X chromosome. The sex chromosomes that make up a male cat are XY, and the sex chromosomes that make up a female cat are XX. As long as the male cat can inherit an X chromosome with the orange hair gene , they can have orange hair, and the female cat must have orange genes on both chromosomes to become a pure orange cat.

Precautions for raising orange cats

1. When raising orange cats, you need to pay attention to regular feeding. Orange cats are very easy to gain weight, so do not let orange cats develop the habit of overeating, otherwise it will increase the risk of many diseases.

2. When raising an orange cat, you need to spend more time with it. Orange cats have a relatively aloof personality, but in fact they really need their owner's company. If the owner doesn't have time to take care of it and play with it, they may want to run away from home, or even hurt their owner.

3. When raising orange cats, you must pay attention to a reasonable diet structure. Orange cats have relatively strong hair follicle oil secretion, so they are prone to black chin problems. Owners should choose cat food with low salt and oil ingredients, and also pay attention to supplementing vitamins and lecithin to cats, because orange cats tend to shed hair.