TOP 30 Cat Names

 TOP 30 (male) Cat Names




Looking for male cat names? Picks from popular baby names and trendy actors are good places to start!

 

Max

Yes, it’s a really popular name among pooch owners, and for good reason: It means “greatest.” You can also use the original Roman version, Maximus. Maximus Cat does have a certain ring to it!

 

Riley

This lovely name comes from Ireland and means “courageous.”

 

Oliver

Or you can just cut to the chase and call your boy cat Ollie.

 

Luke

The most famous Luke is Luke Skywalker, making this a cool cat name for pet parents who are into “Star Wars.”

 

Zack, Zach or Zac

For fans of famous Zacharys like Zac Efron and Zach Galifianakis.

 

James 

might be too formal a name for your pet, but Jamie has a relaxed vibe to it.

 

Fitz

This is a name derived from last names (Fitzgerald, Fitzwilliam) but it’s short and sweet, like your cat.

 

Ryder

It’s a popular baby boy’s name (and the name of Kate Hudson’s son), but it’s a great male cat name, too.

 

Jake

Jake has a cool vibe to it, and used to mean “OK” a century ago when your grandparents (or great-grandparents) were using slang.

 

Mickey

Yes, Mickey Mouse is a rodent, not a cat, but there’s something spunky about this name, and that makes it a good cat name, too.

 

Alex

It’s the shorter version of Alexander and Alexis, and it means “defender of men” in Greek.

 

Zeke

Some experts think cats respond best to “ee” sounds, and this name has that!

 

Mack

Is your cat built like a truck? Well, name him after this truck manufacturing company.

 

Charlie

Another name that uses the “ee” sound, which is guaranteed to get your cat’s attention (or as close to a guarantee as you can get!).

 

Nico (or Nick)

You may want to name your cat Nico, short for Nicolas (or Nicholas), a name meaning “victory of the people.”

 

Leo

The name conjures up lions, the big cat-cousins of your new pet.

 

Kit Kat

Sure, it’s a chocolate bar, but it’s great moniker for your cat.

 

Button

Cute as a button of course, and so is your cat.

 

Bubbles

If your cat has a sparkling personality (or you like sparkling wines or drinks), then this name is for you.

 

Pumpkin

Yes, you can name your tabby cat after this orange gourd, and it also fits cats who come into your life in the fall.

 

Munchkin

Another cute moniker, especially if your cat is on the small side or a Munchkin cat breed.

 

Taffy

A sweet found on beach boardwalks, and great name for a girl cat.

 

Dipsy

One of the Teletubbies. If that’s not cute, what is?

 

Pixie

These mythical beings are similar to elves, and are associated with cuteness (like the pixie cut).

 

Cookie

A sweet treat and an example of cute cat names.

 

Candy

Another name that will get your cat’s attention (again featuring that double “ee” sound at the end).

 

Muffin

Your fave breakfast treat becomes an adorable name for your new pet.

 

Merry

It’s not just for Christmas! Use it when you’re looking for different kitten names.

 

Fluffy

Broadcast your love of soft fur, especially if your feline is a long-haired cat.

 

Beans

Inspired by their adorable toe beans!

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