Cats will recognize their owners at seven months old. Cats usually begin to recognize their owners about two months after arriving home. If you raise a cat from a young age, the cat will remember the owner's smell and recognize the owner through the owner's footsteps. Cats are emotional animals. As long as the owner takes it seriously and truly likes it, they will trust it and become familiar with it quickly.

How to make a cat recognize its owner:

1. The owner should spend more time with the cat. The cat will definitely be frightened when it first arrives in a new environment. Make it feel you It relies on it.

2. You can interact and play with the cat with a cat stick, 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.

3. Naming a cat determines how long it takes for the cat to adapt. A two-letter name is easier for a cat to remember than a three-letter name. A name with clear bytes is easier to remember than an unclear name. Therefore, if the cat is named well, it will be easier to train.