Will cats recognize their owners from an early age?

Cats raised from an early age will recognize their owners. Cats raised from an early age will recognize their owners more quickly and will treat their owners as their mothers. If you want the kitten to recognize its owner faster, you should spend as much time playing with it as possible and be patient. When playing with a kitten, pay attention to staying on the same level as the cat, such as squatting down and petting the cat. This will make it easier for the kitten to put down its guard and recognize its owner as soon as possible.
Signs of a kitten recognizing its owner:
1. After the kitten is full, it will take the initiative to approach its owner and act coquettishly, or sleep next to its owner.
2. When a kitten is hungry, it will actively ask its owner for food, which shows that the kitten has regarded its owner as its mother.
3. When the owner is preparing to go out, the kitten will pester the owner and does not want to be separated from the owner.
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