Someone asked: Why did my boyfriend name our cat ‘Meow’? There is one clear winner for the reason. Your boyfriend has a sense of humour and he asked your cat what he’d like to be named. Your cat responded by … Continue reading →
According to the database of clients of the American Banfield Pet Hospital the most popular cat names of 2018 are, wait for it…. 1. Luna 2. Bella 3. Kitty 4. Oliver 5. Lucy 6. Charlie 7. Shadow 8. Max 9. … Continue reading →
A lady at the Wisconsin Humane Society is a talented cat namer. I think they’re great names but it’s all a matter of taste. However, imagination must play a role and a good name does catch the eye. Therefore, naming … Continue reading →
Battersea Dogs and Cats Home tell us that cats with the names: Charlie, Princess and Tigger a more likely to be at their rescue re-homing facility than cats with other names. These are some of the more common cat names … Continue reading →
Jeremy Clarkson tweeted that he had named his Scottish terrier dog Didier Drogba. Big deal. Hardly newsworthy but it was on the radio this morning on LBC. Some people thought that Jeremy Clarkson was being racist. The Scottish terrier is … Continue reading →
It is interesting that I have a habit of gradually modifying the names of my cats. The name develops and evolves. It just happens instinctively and emotionally. I don’t sit down and think about it. The new name just comes … Continue reading →
We know that humankind is constantly in the middle of change. Humans continue to evolve and develop. Sometimes it appears that we are regressing, getting worse. I think the truth is that our evolution is very slow. There will be … Continue reading →
For 2011 according to Veterinary Pet Insurance, who have a database of about 475,000 policies, the most common female cat name was “Bella” and the most common male cat name was “Max”. Here is the top five male and female … Continue reading →
There are so many different ways to name a cat. In this post I am more interested in the process of naming a cat than the name itself although they are closely related. For instance, I tend to name cats … Continue reading →
By Elisa Black-Taylor Do you ever call your cat the wrong name? By this I mean do you get the cat you have now confused with a cat you had years ago? Not necessarily because they may look alike, but … Continue reading →
