Cats are solitary animals, and their personalities are relatively aloof, extremely sensitive, and timid. They generally prefer to be alone, lack a sense of leadership, and act entirely according to their own preferences, making them self-centered. This is actually a normal physiological instinct for cats. Dogs, on the other hand, are social animals and have a strong sense of obedience and leadership. They easily recognize their owners and have loyalty in their nature. 
How to gain a cat's trust
1. Give the cat some treats.
To gain a cat's trust, the best thing for the owner to do is prepare the cat's favorite food, because cats are greedy and will be very obedient in the face of food.
So if you want to gain a cat's trust, you must feed it delicious food regularly.
2. Interact with your cat more often.
Interaction is also very important. Cats especially love cat toys, so it's best for owners to buy one and spend some time playing with their cats every day. The cats will really enjoy it.
Over time, your cat will gradually trust you.
3. Don't get too close to the cat.
If it's an unfamiliar cat or a cat that has just arrived home, the first thing the owner should do to gain its trust is to squat down or sit down, and also not get too close to the cat.
You should stay quietly 1 to 3 meters away from the cat and give it enough time to observe you.
4. Pet the cat every day
Owners can pet their cats more often, as cats generally enjoy being petted by people they like. So, besides playing games with your cat, you can pet it occasionally.
When petting a cat, don't start with its head; it's best to start by stroking its back.
5. Brush your cat's fur.
Brushing can also relax a cat. If a kitten you've never interacted with before is willing to let you brush its fur, it means it feels secure and doesn't think you'll hurt it.
Your cat's trust in you is gradually built up, and brushing has many benefits for your cat.
