Can a 5-month-old cat still recognize its owner?

A 5-month-old cat can recognize its owner. As long as the owner spends more time and energy and treats the cat sincerely, the cat will recognize the owner. For a cat that has just arrived in a new home, let it get familiar with the new environment first. Don’t disturb it except for feeding it. Wait until it adapts to the environment and becomes active. Then get close to it. You can pet it more, interact with it more, and call it more. Give it a name, talk to it, and when it slowly trusts its owner, it will begin to recognize its owner.
Signs of a cat recognizing its owner:
1. If a cat takes the initiative to sleep next to its owner, it means that it has completely let down its guard and begins to recognize its owner.
2. When the owner comes home, he will immediately run to his side, rub his legs and get close to him.
3. After recognizing its owner, it will wag its tail in front of the owner, or wrap its tail around the owner to show goodwill to the owner.
4. Take the initiative to expose your belly in front of the owner and let the owner touch it to please the owner.
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