Why do orange cats eat more?

First, many orange cats used to be stray cats.

As long as they have food, they will cherish and eat it. So orange cats are kept as pet cats, and their genes are hereditary, so they eat much more than other cats. Of course, orange cats are not as fat as 100%.

Secondly, because orange cats belong to native cats, native cats have stronger stomachs, stronger digestion ability and stronger absorption ability than other kinds of cats, so they eat more and grow fat.

Orange cats generally refer to cats whose coat color is similar to orange, including khaki, light yellow, orange, orange and so on. The appearance is characterized by tiger stripes, and orange cats are particularly prone to obesity. They eat a lot, are not picky eaters, and are relatively large, mainly because orange cats are mostly male cats, and their bodies are dominant.

Operation Orange Cat is characterized by sociability, extroversion and coquetry, so it has more opportunities to get delicious food in return.

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