A cat that recognizes its owner will not hit its owner. Because once a cat recognizes its owner, it will take the owner very seriously and trust and rely on the owner very much. Although some cats have a cold personality, they will not take the initiative to beat the owner without any reason after recognizing the owner. Of course, the owner should treat the cat well and not beat or scold it at will.

Symptoms of a cat attacking its owner:

1. Pupils dilate or contract severely.

2. An obvious sign of a cat being angry is that it will blow up its hair and arch its back. This is a behavior the cat performs to show its strength in order to intimidate the other party. Cats usually perform this behavior to indicate that they are about to attack next.

3. The sharpest parts of a cat’s body are its teeth and claws. Cats usually keep their claws away when they are next to their trusted scrapper. If you touch a cat's reverse scales, it will immediately show its sharp claws to protect itself.