Why are orange cats fat and fierce? The reason why orange cats become fierce is mainly because they are more susceptible to stimulation and their metabolism is faster, which can easily cause fat accumulation on their bodies, making them more irritable. In addition, because their hair is very thin and relatively large, it is susceptible to heat, which will make them more likely to get angry.
Orange cats are a very common domestic cat. The fur colors of orange cats are generally available in total orange and orange white.
Orange cats are very suitable for feeding at home. When they were young, they looked cute and cute, very naughty and naughty. They like to wag their tails and act coquettishly at others, and they are very clingy. After adulthood, Orange Cat becomes a little calm and mature, but she still acts coquettishly and likes to please people more.
Orange cats eat a lot, eat a lot, and grow faster, and they are easy to gain weight. There is a saying that nine of ten orange cats are fat.
Although the orange cat is cute, if it angers it and offends it, it will become particularly fierce. It is also super fierce when it fights.