Signs of a cat not trusting its owner:

1. Stay away from its owner. Cats are very insecure animals. If a cat does not trust you, it will not allow you to get close to it. The closer you are, the stronger its defensiveness will be. If the cat always keeps a long distance from you, it means that the cat does not like you and is afraid that you will hurt it.

2. Bare your teeth. If the cat growls or even bares its teeth at its owner, then it’s time to pay attention. This shows that the cat does not trust its owner, so it is best to stay away from the cat and let the cat calm down. If you deliberately tease the cat at this time, it will be easily attacked.

3. Aggressive behavior. When a cat does not trust its owner, if the owner gets too close, it will regard the owner as an enemy and directly attack the owner. Stray cats that have just been brought home may also behave aggressively, mainly because the cat is afraid of unfamiliar environments and develops a self-protective behavior. You need to give the cat some time to adapt so that it can become familiar with its surroundings. Once the cat recognizes its owner, it will not hurt anyone.

How cats trust their owners:

1. Treat the cat gently. If the owner is emotionally unstable and uses the cat as a punching bag to vent his emotions, the cat will be afraid to be close to the owner. And if the owner treats the cat gently, the cat will be more willing to approach the owner. Usually, when a cat really makes a mistake, you can teach it a lesson, but you cannot lose your temper with the cat for no reason. Be a good-tempered owner and the cat will trust the owner more quickly. And loving cats from the heart will also make cats feel your love.

2. You can usually prepare more food for cats that they like to eat, such as canned cats, cat strips or dried fish, etc., and feed them to them while playing.

3. In addition, you can also prepare some suitable toys for them, such as plush toys, cat teasing sticks, etc., which can relax cats.