Under normal circumstances, cats will recognize their previous owners. The main ways cats identify their owners are through smell, hearing, and vision. Whether a cat remembers its previous owner will vary from cat to cat, as well as the amount of time and intimacy they spent together. If the cat is one or two months old and the time we have not been together for a long time, then it will definitely not be remembered very well. If we stay together for a long time, the cat will remember its owner, but it will just be separated for a long time and it will not be so close.

Performances of a cat recognizing its owner:

1. Acting coquettishly. Cats are relatively aloof animals. They are only willing to expose their weaknesses in front of their owners, such as lying down and acting like a spoiled child. She is so cute, she keeps nuzzling you and begging for petting. Sometimes she will expose her abdomen for the owner to pet her.

2. The cat will respond to the owner's calls, but it may completely ignore other people calling it.

3. Cats will take the initiative to get close to their owners and rub around with them. Especially when their owners come home after going out, cats will be particularly clingy and keep rubbing and following their owners.