Female cats will recognize their owners if they are not neutered. Whether the cat is neutered or not has nothing to do with the cat recognizing its owner. As long as you play with it frequently, pet it, and take good care of it during the process of raising the cat, the cat will recognize its owner over time. It takes a certain amount of time for a cat to recognize its owner, and the breeder must be patient enough. As long as the cat is given enough love, they will definitely feel it.

How cats recognize their owners:

1. They are more tolerant of their owners. If a cat does not recognize its owner, it will not tolerate the owner always holding it and stroking its fur at will. Only when the cat recognizes its owner will it not resist the owner's caressing, closeness, and teasing, but will just cooperate obediently.

2. Like to follow the master. After the cat recognizes its owner, it will like to follow the owner's footsteps. Even if the owner goes to the toilet or goes to the study to work, the cat will follow the owner, or sit aside and wait for the owner to finish their own things, even if it is just quietly watching TV with the owner. It will use this kind of companionship to express its loyalty and love for its owner.

3. Willing to let the owner take a bath. Cats are afraid of water, so they have some resistance to bathing. But if the cat already trusts its owner very much, although it is still afraid and nervous when the owner bathes it, it will not resist, but will obey the owner and be willing to take a bath.