To determine whether a cat denies its owner, you can check whether it is particularly clingy to its owner, makes purring sounds, turns its belly in front of its owner, or often rubs its head against its owner. If so, it means the cat recognizes you as its owner. In addition, if you want the cat to recognize its owner, you need to spend more time with the cat and gain its trust. Especially when a cat first arrives at a new home, it is quite nervous, so the owner should accompany it gently and patiently at this time. You can use a cat stick to interact and play with it, or you can buy some dried fish, cat sticks and other snacks and feed it in your hands, so that the cat will soon dare to get close to its owner.

1. Very clingy to its owner

Once a cat recognizes its owner, it will become dependent on the owner. Especially when the owner returns home after going out, the cat will be particularly clingy. For example, it will follow the owner, place the cat's nest next to the owner, or sleep directly on the bed. It will even follow the owner when he goes to the toilet.

2. Purring

Cats are generally cautious in character. They rarely express their affection for others, so when a cat purrs like this, When you make a sound, it means that it is very happy now and has regarded you as its owner.

3. Turning belly in front of the owner

The belly is a cat’s weak point, and it is only willing to show its belly in front of a particularly trusted person. If the cat will turn its belly in front of the owner and let the owner pet it, it means that the cat has recognized the owner.

4. Frequently rub their heads against their owners

Cats are relatively aloof animals and are unwilling to interact with unfamiliar people. So when a cat rubs its head against you often, it means that the cat already thinks that you are its owner. At the same time, I also want to leave my own scent on your body and declare my sovereignty in this way.