Cats that are two or three years old will recognize their new owners. Although cats are adults, they will accept new owners as long as they are carefully raised. It takes a while for a cat to adjust when it first enters a new environment. If you want it to recognize its owner, you must have enough patience. The cat is very alert at first. The owner can prepare food, water, and a litter box for it. Do not force the cat or look directly at it first. Let it gradually become familiar with the environment, and then try to touch it until it no longer resists. , interact with it more, accompany it more, slowly become dependent on the owner, and will recognize the owner.

Signs of a cat recognizing its owner:

1. When a cat takes the initiative to sleep next to you, it means that it has completely let down its guard and recognizes you as its owner.

2. When the owner comes home, he will immediately run to the owner, rub the owner’s legs and get close to the owner.

3. Wag the tail in front of the owner, or wrap the tail around the owner to show goodwill to the owner.
4. Take the initiative to expose your belly in front of the owner and let the owner touch it to please the owner.