Vet Reveals How Long it Takes For a Cat to Forget You, and it’s Surprising

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Cats can Also Remember Bad Things

Cats Have a Sense of Memory Through Smell

Cats Show Memory in Subtle Ways

Emotional Bonds Help to Strengthen Memory

For Older Cats, They May Respond in a Different Way

Routine Matters to Cats

Some Cats Remember Their Owners For Years

Stress can Have an Impact on Memory

Strong Attachments to Kittens Occur Early

The Strength of the Voice Recognition is Surprisingly Good

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Veterinarians and animal behavior experts state that cats have very strong long-term memories, despite this popular assumption. Although each cat is unique, they have been known to have secret memories of significant people for many years – particularly if there has been positive association, routine and emotional engagement. The connection between memory and scent, comfort, safety and repeated interaction is key to a cat's memory, which is why some cats can remember old owners after a long time apart.
 

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