Kittens recognize their owners when they grow up. A cat will recognize its owner when it is 2 months old. At this time, the cat is highly dependent. As long as the owner feeds it every day, it will rely on the owner and stick to the owner every day. If a kitten is brought home to be raised from a young age, the owner must first give it a name, call it by name every day, feed it regularly every day, pet it more, hug it more, play with it more, and do not neglect it. A slow cat will adapt to the owner's presence, start to rely on the owner, and recognize the owner.
Shows that a cat recognizes its owner:

1. After establishing trust with its owner, it will no longer resist or dodge when the owner touches it.

2. Very clingy, likes to follow its owner, and will sleep next to it.

3. When the owner calls it, it will get a response, and it will immediately look at the owner or run to the owner.

4. The belly is the most vulnerable part of a kitten. After trusting its owner, it will turn its belly in front of the owner.