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Orientals are athletic and physically powerful but behave like kittens for life. You can find them playing hide-and-seek in places you haven’t dusted in years or rummaging through your cupboards. They originate from the Siamese breed, and look similar, except for their brilliant blue or green eyes and array of coat colours.
Orientals have short coats, so a rub down with a damp cloth or rubber brush will remove loose hairs.
They are busybodies who want to be involved in everything you do.
Orientals are impressive; they can easily outwit much bigger cats and dogs.
Orientals become extremely attached to humans, and struggle with loss or separation. They also need to be treated respectfully by children.
Adam Driver
Due to their energetic nature, Orientals need lots of designated scratching areas.
Kylo, Bat
Orientals are naturally athletic cats, but like Siamese, they suffer from asthma and dental problems due to their wedge-shaped head. Some lines are predisposed to cancers and intestinal tumours, and others tend to eat non-edible objects (known as pica).
Shut the door if you need to get work done, as Orientals love to play.