Orange cat is a special cat, here is reason why he is special

Why Orange Cats Are Special. Orange tabby cats are found all around us. Some time ago orange cats went viral on internet because of their barbaric, reckless, fearless, indifferent, but also cute and adorable behavior. Named “orange cat” or “kocheng oyen,” this cat has also become subject of funny memes all over in internet.

Orange cat abroad is known as orange tabby cat. Tabby is a cat fur pattern which is considered to be one of the most stunning of all cat fur patterns. In other words, no matter what markings or colors you see in cats, all cats have tabby gene by nature.

Specialty of orange cat makes many people like it. In stark contrast to barbarian “orange cat” memes, true qualities of orange cats are their sweet nature, friendly personality, and their ability to adapt to any situation. They are also good at getting along with other pets in their environment, although some individuals are, indeed, a bit more mischievous than others.

As explained earlier, tabby is not a race. Tabby is a pattern of fur that comes in a variety of colors. All cats have some kind of marking on their forehead that resembles letter M. There are different types of tabby cats, each with a unique coat pattern.

Personality and temperament

In general, orange tabby cat has following characteristics:

Tame: As a domestic cat, orange tabby cat is usually very easy to tame. Cats are receptive to human contact even at an older age.

Tolerant: Orange tabby cat is a very tolerant breed. They tolerate not only children but adults as well. They make great family pets because they bond quickly and make great friends with children.

Smart: Although orange cats are not considered most beautiful of cat breeds, they are actually intelligent. They are keen to learn something new. Their curiosity about all things makes them the most entertaining pets.

Do you know?

• Orange tabby cats are almost all male. This is an interesting fact that tells us that sex chromosomes can affect a cat's color.

• Overseas they are often called ginger cat or marmalade cat, and this nickname has been used for years to distinguish them from black tabby cats.

• Orange color of the orange tabby cat is due to pigment pheomelanin, which is responsible for displaying colors between beige and red.

• Just like other cats, orange tabby cat can show different personalities depending on its environment. Some are friendly, while others can be mischievous.

• Orange color gene is actually more dominant than other colors except in white cats.

• All orange cats are tabby, but not all tabby are orange. And not all orange tabby cats have plain orange fur.

• Orange tabby cat's life expectancy depends on their particular breed and is not affected by coat pattern.

• Orange tabby cats love to eat and they are often obese and lazy. Did you know Garfield? That is example of orange cat. lol

So, are you interested in keeping an orange cat? Hopefully it can add to your insight!