Ginger Cat Appreciation

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Did you know that 75% of orange tabbies are males?

This is because of the “ ginger  gene” which produces the orange color is on the X chromosome. Females have two X chromosomes and so need two copies of this gene to become  ginger , whereas males need only one.

Cool fact, if both parents are  ginger , then they will have all  ginger  kittens as well. Although early socialization plays the biggest role in an adult cat’s personality, there is some evidence that says cats’ personalities vary between different colors.

Male  Ginger cats have a reputation of being assertive, vocal, and active. Female  Ginger  cats are known to be calmer and quieter.

The  ginger  coat comes in 5 types of coat patterns; classic swirled, mackerel/ striped, spotted, ticked, and patched. In celebration, of  Ginger  Cat Appreciation Day hold your beautiful orange tabbies a little tighter.

Don’t forget to share all the cool facts you have just learned about you  Ginger  fur-baby.

To learn more about your cat, contact us at Lakeside Animal Hosptial. 

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