Orange cats recognize their owners when they are about 2-3 months old. Orange cats generally identify their owners through sound and smell. The owner can spend more time with the orange cat and call the orange cat's name more often. This will help the orange cat recognize its owner quickly. After recognizing its owner, the orange cat will become clingy and will often use it. It rubs its head or body against its owner in order to leave its scent on the owner and mark that the owner belongs to it.

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Orange cats are the general term for orange cats and are not a breed. However, most of the orange cats in people’s mouth refer to Chinese pastoral cats. There are more male cats among cats, and male cats will be larger, so most orange cats give people the impression that they are prone to obesity. In addition, orange cats have very good personalities, very lively and clingy, but they also love to bark.