A cat will recognize its owner within a week at the earliest after arriving in a new home. If the owner treats the cat well, the cat will recognize its owner quickly. If you don’t spend more time with the cat, it will take longer to recognize its owner. When a cat arrives at a new home, it will feel uncomfortable and scared. The owner should not be in a hurry to touch it at first, lest it become more frightened. Instead, prepare food and water for it and let it slowly adapt to the new environment. Wait until the cat is no longer so scared. Now try to contact it more, accompany it more, play with it more, and slowly develop feelings for it. When it starts to trust its owner, it will slowly recognize its owner.
Signs of a cat recognizing its owner:
1. After a cat recognizes its owner, it is very dependent on its owner. It likes to follow the owner all the time and hang around the owner.
2. When the owner comes home, he will greet the owner enthusiastically at the door, meow at the owner and raise his tail.
3. It does not resist the owner’s touch and will turn its belly in front of the owner to signal the owner to touch its belly.