Cats that warm up slowly will recognize their owners. A slow-warming cat will recognize its owner as long as it is treated well and fed patiently. When a cat enters a new environment, it will go through an adaptation phase. You can leave it alone for a few days before trying to contact it again. Never forcefully interact with it from the beginning, hold it, or stroke it to prevent it from showing disgust. Wait for it to adapt to it for a few days, then try to contact it, and then feed it regularly every day, play with it more, talk to it more, and slowly it will start to rely on its owner, and it will naturally recognize its owner.
Shows that a cat recognizes its owner:
1. When the owner calls it, it will respond in time, look at the owner, or run to the owner.
2. When the owner goes out, he will watch the owner leave at the door. When the owner comes home, he will rub his body against the owner and stick to the owner.
3. When hungry, it will meow at its owner and actively ask for food.
4. After recognizing the owner, the cat will move the cat's nest next to the owner or sleep directly on the owner's bed.