Top 50 female cat names
While naming your feline may not have the same lifetime significance as naming your child, it is a name you and your cat will be living with for a long time, so it deserves some thought. A good name can actually enhance responsiveness and improve communication. Pick a name you enjoy saying and that you will not be embarrassed to tell in front of others.
Just like baby names, cat names rise and fall in popularity. The number of cats named after “Frozen”, “Twilight” movies, and “Game of Thrones” characters rose extremely the year after the movies came out, so do not be surprised if you meet an “Anna”, “Bella”, or maybe “Arya”. Food, drinks and even sports are favorite themes and there was a significant rise in food-themed names from 2013 to 2014.
If you’re lucky, you will meet your cat, get to know each other better and come up with an inspired choice. But if you are at a loss for a great cat name, here is a list of unique names for your kitty:
- Luna
- Lily
- Lucy
- Kitty
- Callie
- Nala
- Zoe
- Chloe
- Sophie
- Daisy
- Mia
- Molly
- Penny
- Olive
- Pepper
- Rosie
- Ellie
- Maggie
- Coco
- Ginger
- Abby
- Phoebe
- Millie
- Roxy
- Minnie
- Fiona
- Jasmine
- Misty
- Mimi
- Missy
- Emma
- Annie
- Ella
- Olivia
- Zelda
- Maya
- Layla
- Leia
- Alice
- Pearl
- Ivy
- Lexi
- Mila
- Romani
- Snickers
- Blue
- Tiger
- Jade
- Honey
- Marley
(Here you can find male cat name suggestions). Share with us in the comments below your favorite female cat names.
If, somehow, none of these feels like the perfect name, click here for more cool suggestions from Whathecat!
Photo:Olya Shnarkevich
