1. Rely on dynamic vision. Cats can see very few colors, they can only see green and blue, so they can be said to be color weak. So how do cats recognize their owners?

Cats mainly rely on dynamic vision. Cats are very good at catching moving things, so cats recognize their owners by their body movements. ​​​​​​

2. Rely on the sense of smell. Cats have very sensitive noses, and they can easily distinguish over 20,000 odors. When you spend time with your cat for a long time, the cat will recognize your scent.

Therefore, cats can sometimes recognize their owners at once because they remember your scent and use their sense of smell to quickly identify their owners. So sometimes cats will try their best to rub themselves on you to leave their own scent, so they are not afraid of "losing" you. Isn't it interesting?

3. Rely on hearing. Cats' hearing range is between 60 and 65,000 Hz, which is much higher than our hearing range, so they can often hear sounds that we can't hear.

When you have been with a cat for a long time, when you call the cat, the cat can respond to you immediately and come to you because your tone, tone, and speed of speech are all remembered by the cat. It is said that cats have short memories, but they are so sensitive to their owners’ voices. Isn’t this a sign of love for their owners?

4. Lean on the meat pad. Cats’ little pads are not only used to look cute and dissipate heat, but they can also be used to determine the owner’s direction. Because everyone's pace is different, the cat can tell whether it is its owner as soon as it hears it.

So many times you will see a cat squatting at the door waiting for you to come back. This is because the cat recognizes your steps early so that you can see it as soon as you open the door. I have to say that the way cats recognize their owners is also very interesting. . In fact, cats do not only rely on one of their senses to recognize their owners, but they use multiple senses to collect information at the same time and make quick judgments to recognize their owners.

Moreover, cats have been with their owners for a long time and can remember their owners’ movements, behaviors and living habits, which will form memories in the cats’ eyes.

If you want your cat to remember you, it is best for pet owners to interact and play with the cat more, call the cat's name more often, and pair it with some snacks. The cat will subconsciously look for you and shorten the relationship between you and the cat. In addition, if you want your cat to recognize you, you may want to feed your cat more food to make it remember you. It will also make the cat form a fixed impression that the person who feeds it is the owner, so the cat can recognize who is the owner faster.