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Orange cats typically live between 12 to 16 years, depending on factors like breed, genetics, environment, and health care.

Orange cats are known for their vibrant color, friendly personalities, and genetic traits that make them unique and beloved by many pet owners.

Orange cats typically live between 12 and 18 years, depending on factors such as genetics, diet, and overall health.

Orange cats are known for their friendly personalities, unique genetics, and striking coat patterns that make them stand out among other feline breeds.

Orange cats typically live between 12 to 18 years, depending on genetics, lifestyle, and veterinary care.

Orange cats are known for their vibrant coat, friendly personalities, and unique genetic traits that make them especially endearing to people.

To identify your orange cat's breed, examine physical traits, behavioral patterns, and consult a vet or consider a cat DNA test for accurate results.

The rarest orange cat is the orange female cat due to genetics that make orange coloring far more common in males.

The popular orange cat is Garfield, a comic strip character known for his laziness, love of lasagna, and sarcastic personality.