What is the difference between an orange cat and a native cat?

Orange cats are not a breed. As long as the coat color is similar to orange, they can be called orange cats. It is only related to genes. Orange cats are native cats. They are very easy to raise and can get fat easily. Cats refer to cats native to China, including civet cats, white cats, black cats, black and white cats, Shandong lion cats, etc.
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Compared with those breed cats, native cats are more tenacious, smarter, less prone to illness, and are very low-cost to raise. Orange cats have a very lively personality, like to bark, are very affectionate, and like to act coquettishly to their owners. Orange cats are mostly male cats with relatively large bodies. The owner should also pay attention to controlling food intake when feeding.
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