Many cat owners who keep cats may go on business trips because they are busy with work. In this case, many pet owners will consider fostering their cats in pet stores or fostering them with friends. Some cats have been fostering for a period of time and no longer know themselves. So how long does it take for cats to foster their owners? The editor will tell you below.

How long does it take for a cat to stay in foster? It may be about a week or about a month. If the cat just arrives at its new home, the owner will foster the cat for some reasons, and it may not know it in a few days. If the cat and the owner have been together for a long time, it is likely that it will not not know the owner.

The nerve management cells in the brain of cats are more than twice as high as dogs, so cats have a short-term memory of more than ten hours, while dogs only have a short-term memory and can only last for more than ten minutes.

If the cat is kept outside the foster for a long time, the cat will not forget its owner. When the owner picks him up, it will feel a sense of strangeness, but the owner will be judged soon.

If there are no special circumstances, try not to let the cat stay outside for too long. Cats stay outside for too long will feel depressed and keep intimate with them during the process of raising cats.