The Orange Admiral Inspected His Fleet and Found It a Little Far Away
The admiral has inspected the fleet, and the fleet is, apparently, a distant river. An orange domestic longhair cat holds his head high in a dark navy coat with thick gold epaulettes and a long row of gold buttons. His fur is a fluffy mane of golden orange, and his amber eyes look straight ahead with steady patience. A white scarf peeks out at his neck. Behind him, a hazy landscape of green hills, a castle on a ridge, and cypress trees rolls beneath a big, bright sky.
Longhaired cats have beautiful coats, but they take regular care. Brushing a few times a week removes loose hair and prevents painful mats, especially in the armpits, belly, and behind the ears. Many cats also swallow hair while grooming, so a healthy diet and good hydration help keep their digestion comfortable. Ask your vet if you notice frequent hairballs or any change in appetite. Orange cats are often friendly and relaxed, and a calm routine with daily play keeps most of them happy and well exercised.
The painter has given him a majestic look, with a mane that rivals any lion's. He may not command a ship, but he certainly commands the sofa. When the admiral finally makes his decision, it will likely concern dinner, and the rest of the fleet will agree without a single complaint.
