Raising a cat generally starts at two months, and you can get to know the owner. If you are raising a cat for the first time, it is recommended to raise a cat that is older than four months. At this time, the cat's body resistance is relatively strong and it is not easy to get sick. .

It usually takes a few months to raise a cat

Cats usually start to get to know their owners when they are about two months old. If you are raising a cat for the first time, it is recommended to raise a cat that is older than four months. At this time, the cat’s body resistance is relatively strong and it is less likely to get sick.

Usually, cats begin to recognize their owners when they are about two months old, so that is why some people choose cats around two months old. When the kitten first arrives in a strange environment, the owner should not touch the kitten directly, because the kitten is relatively unfamiliar with the surrounding environment at this time. Direct contact with the kitten will cause it to have a strong stress reaction, which will lead to difficulties in recognizing the owner later.

The owner can directly place the kitten in a quiet environment and give it plenty of drinking water. After the kitten is a little familiar with the environment, the owner can slowly approach the kitten, and the owner can feed the kitten or use a cat teasing stick. Wait for toys to play with the cat to increase the bond between the owner and the kitten. When the kitten starts to take the initiative to get close to the owner and develops a sense of dependence, it will recognize the owner.