A two-month-old cat will also recognize its new owner. Cats generally begin to recognize their owners at about two months old. Therefore, a two-month-old cat may not have much awareness of the original owner before moving to a new home. At this time, a new owner will have little impact on the cat. As long as the new owner takes good care of the cat, it will soon recognize the new owner.

How to make a cat recognize its owner

1. When a cat enters a new environment, it will first find a relatively hidden place where it can hide and ensure its own safety first. , will come out to familiarize themselves with the environment. If a new cat comes into the home, the pet owner will be impatient to interact with the cat, which will increase the cat's fear of unfamiliar environments and lose interest in exploring the new environment. On the contrary, it is not conducive to the establishment of trust between the cat and the pet owner. So at this time, let the cat get familiar with the environment first, and don’t disturb it too much.

2. After the cat has adapted to the new environment, taking time to play with the cat and groom the cat every day will make the cat and its owner close. Feeding your cat every day will also make your cat more dependent on you.

3. You can give the cat a name. Calling its name when feeding every day can deepen its memory. Slowly the cat will respond to you.