The kitten will begin to recognize its owner at two months, because at two months, the kitten no longer needs the mother cat’s milk and needs to be fed by the owner to maintain growth, so the kitten Cats will recognize their owners at two months of age and regard them as their mothers.

Performances of a kitten recognizing its owner:

1. Once the kitten has established trust with its owner, there will be no resistance when the owner approaches or touches it. Or escape. Instead, it presses its body, head and tail against its owner's body.

2. It will act coquettishly and cutely, pester the owner and won’t leave. It will also lie down and expose its belly to win the owner’s attention and favor. Cats tend to be cautious and aloof, and if they show physical weakness, it is enough to prove that they have fully accepted their owners.

3. When the owner and the kitten establish trust, the kitten will be very sensitive to the owner's voice. When the owner calls for help, it will be the first time for them to run around, and their bodies will not stop. Express intimacy, but if the expression is still or the reaction is not very positive, it means that the owner and the kitten have not established complete trust.