Cats will not recognize their owners for a month. Cats generally do not recognize their owners until they are two to three months old. A cat that is one month old still needs the care of its mother. It will take about two months for the cat to completely separate from its mother. After that, they need the care of their owners. At this time, the cats will become more and more dependent on their owners. Cats raised since childhood can recognize their owners in about a month.

Shows of a cat recognizing its owner

1. If a cat recognizes its owner, it will turn its belly unscrupulously next to its owner, and the owner will not do anything to touch it. reaction in front of strangers.

2. When the cat is full, it will take the initiative to get close to the owner, sleep next to the owner or act coquettishly to the owner. When it finds that the owner is going out, the cat will wrap around the feet or follow behind.

3. Cats purr when they are around their owners. Cats are generally cautious in character. When a cat makes this sound, it means that it is very happy and regards the people around it as its owner.