The difference between male orange cats and female orange cats

1. First of all, their sizes are different. If they are cats in the same litter, relatively speaking, male cats The volume will be larger.

2. Then you can pull its tail apart so that you can better know their gender. In addition, the distance between the anus and the urethral opening is different. For a male cat, the distance between the urethral opening and the anus is relatively far, but for a female cat, it is different, it is still relatively close.

3. Female orange cats are rarer than male orange cats. It is said that 80% of orange cats are male cats. If you raise a female orange cat, it is a rare thing. Because cats' coat color is genetically sex-linked, and the genes that determine coat color are on the sex chromosomes, cats with different coat colors will have unequal proportions of men and women.

4. Male orange cats are more likely to gain weight than female orange cats. Male cats are usually larger in size and shape than female cats, and after neutering, their appetite and mood are much better than those of female cats. Therefore, they are more likely to gain weight than female cats. Adult male cats have larger cheeks, more swollen whisker pads, and a wider nose. In fact, they have what we often call a "pie face" appearance! Therefore, sometimes it is not because orange cats are overweight, but because their faces are larger, leading to them being mistaken for fat.

5. Male orange cats have testicles, but female cats do not.