Why are orange tabby cats so affectionate?

A non-neutered orange tabby cat will exhibit territorial aggression toward other cats, appear aloof, and will try to escape and roam the neighborhood in search of a mate. Once neutered, these behaviors usually disappear, making the tabby a more affectionate, less aggressive animal. read more

So far, there have been two “orange” cats in my life: Nicolas, a “yellow” cat, and Rojita, a very “red” tabby beauty. Nikki was very sweet and affectionate. Ro was playful, with lots of “attitude”. read more

The orange tabby cat is often referred to by many names. Two of the most common nicknames for the orange tabby are ginger cats or marmalade cats. These are both nicknames that derive solely from the color of the cat, and it’s no wonder that these names were chosen. The orange color of these cats is very distinct and very noticeable. read more