Why do orange cats tend to get fat?

Why do orange cats tend to get fat?

In better living conditions, orange cats are easier to get fat. Seeing the rounded orange cat, many people feel compassionate and can’t help but touch it twice. But it is not inevitable that people feel confused, how in the same conditions, orange cats are more likely to get fat. For this, the pet owners who have had the same experience can not help but resist, go down to understand it!

First, the reasons why orange cats get fat easily

1, good digestion and appetite: orange cats tend to have a good digestive system and a strong appetite, they can efficiently absorb the nutrients in the food, so it is easy to gain weight.

2. Insufficient exercise: Orange cats are usually lazier and often choose to rest or sleep after eating food instead of exercising enough. This lifestyle causes them to consume less energy and easily accumulate fat.

3, male cats account for a higher percentage: most orange cats are male cats, female orange cats are relatively rare, and male cats usually need to consume more energy, so it is also easier to get fat.

4, uncontrolled feeding: If the owner is too fond of orange cats and feeds them without moderation, it is also easy to cause orange cats to gain weight. Orange cats are eaters in the cat world, they have a good appetite and are not picky, if the owner does not control the amount of food of orange cats, they are easy to eat fat.

In general, orange cats are relatively easy to get fat. Therefore, in order to maintain the healthy weight of orange cats, owners need to pay attention to controlling their diet, providing balanced and nutritious food, and encouraging them to take moderate exercise. Never coddle orange cats so as not to affect their health.

Second, orange cat obesity how to do

Helping an orange cat lose weight requires a combination of diet, exercise, and lifestyle habits.

1, control the amount of food and drink: owners need to appropriately reduce the amount of feeding, a small number of times to avoid overfeeding orange cats. Note that it is a gradual reduction in the amount of food to be fed, to avoid a one-time large reduction resulting in the cat not adapting. You can reduce a small portion every day until you reach the right amount of food. In addition, avoid feeding orange cats high-fat and high-fat foods, such as cat food that is high in fats and oils. Also, reduce the intake of snacks and canned food. Feed cat snacks and canned cat food in moderation, and if necessary, you need to give up these fattening foods.

2. Increase the amount of exercise: Encourage orange cats to exercise in moderation, such as playing, climbing cat climbing frames or using toys such as teasing sticks to stimulate their vitality. However, it is also necessary to control the exercise intensity of the orange cat, excessive exercise may cause harm to it, so it is necessary to scientifically and reasonably design the exercise program according to the specific conditions of the orange cat. When the owner is free, he can interact and play with the orange cat more to increase its exercise.

In addition, owners need to be firm in their resolve when it comes to weight loss in orange cats. Even if the cat keeps begging, be ruthless and ignore its begging wails.

To summarize, helping orange cats lose weight requires patience and persistence on the part of the owner. Through reasonable diet control, moderate exercise and good living habits, I believe your orange cat can successfully lose weight and regain a healthy weight. At the same time, take your cat to the veterinarian for regular checkups to ensure its good health.