A cat will not recognize its owner for three days. Cats are not as quick to recognize their owners as dogs. It usually takes a week to half a month for a cat to recognize its owner. The first thing a cat is familiar with is not its owner, but the environment. When a cat enters a new environment, it will be very uncomfortable and frightened. It likes to hide in corners or under tables and beds. It will not come out until it feels that everything around it is safe. For a cat that has just arrived home, the owner needs to place it in a quiet environment, prepare enough food and water for it, and let it familiarize itself with the environment before slowly getting in touch with it.

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.