Raising a cat recognizes its owner. Generally, cats raised since childhood only need one month of training to recognize their owner. After an adult cat has its own thoughts or memories of its previous owner, it is difficult for it to recognize its owner. However, as long as the owner is patient and willing to treat it well, it will definitely recognize its owner. of.

How do cats recognize their owners?

1. Cats can recognize their owners through their flesh pads. Cats’ little pads are very cute. They not only dissipate heat but also identify their owners. This is because everyone walks at a different frequency, and the cat’s pads sense the frequency of vibrations to determine whether the person walking toward it is its owner.

2. Cats have very poor vision during the day, but they can also see close objects clearly about 10 to 20 meters away, so cats are not completely unable to use vision to remember their owners. As long as you have been with the cat for a long time, the cat will also be able to recognize you by remembering your adopted cat. However, generally the recognition of the owner through vision is stored in the cat’s short-term memory, and it will be forgotten after not seeing it for too long.

3. Cats’ hearing is very sensitive, and most cats will also recognize their owners through hearing. Cats can remember the voice of their owners, so when you call the cat’s name, the cat will immediately look back at you. If you want your cat to get closer to you, call your cat's name more often.

4. Cats’ memory is divided into short-term memory and long-term memory. Cats will also recognize their owners through their owner’s body language, and will store the owner’s body language in long-term memory. For example, the pet owner feeds it with gestures, trains it, and gives instructions to it.