Can’t a 1-month-old kitten recognize its owner? One-month-old cats are still too young and will basically not recognize their owners, but cats at this time are the easiest to train to recognize their owners. Give it to the cat on time every day, and try to stroke the back when feeding so that the cat can gradually become familiar with the owner's scent. And the owner can feed the kitten or use toys such as cat sticks to play with the cat to increase the relationship between the owner and the kitten.

Shows a cat recognizes its owner:

1. It will rub its head against you. Cats are very territorial animals. When they rub their heads against you, they leave their scent on you to show that you belong to them.

2. Turn my belly at you. The belly is the most vulnerable part of a cat’s body. If it is willing to turn its belly in front of you, it means that it trusts you and believes that you are its owner.

3. Willing to let the owner take a bath. Cats are afraid of water, so they have some resistance to bathing. But if the cat already trusts its owner very much, although it is still afraid and nervous when the owner bathes it, it will not resist, but will obey the owner and be willing to take a bath.