The Top 20 Most Popular Cat Names: Is your cat’s name in the list?

Have you been thinking of naming a new kitten or cat, but are unsure of what to pick? Look no further!

We’ve put together the most popular cat names in recent years…

It comes as no surprise that many people choose to name their cats after popular characters from movies, and TV shows like Garfield, etc…

Others look to nature for their inspiration such as Luna and Tiger. And of course, many pet owners pick out the more classic names like Fluffy and Mittens.

Here is a list of the top 20 most popular cat names in recent years:

1. Bella
2. Luna
3. Tigger
4. Smokey
5. Kitty
6. Tiger
7. Daisy
8. Charlie
9. Lucy
10. Max
11. Simba
12. Coco
13. Oscar
14. Shadow
15. Oliver
16. Milo
17. Garfield
18. Gizmo
19. Chloe
20. Cleo

Is your cat’s name on the list? My cat is at number 12, we called him Coco.

Advice for people bringing a new cat into the home:

So, you’re bringing a new furry friend home? Congrats!

Adding a cat to your life is a wonderful thing. They can bring joy, laughter, and a whole lot of cuteness.

But before you bring your new fur baby home, there are a few things you need to prepare for.

Trust me, it’ll make the transition much smoother for both you and your new companion.

Let’s start with the basics. You’ll need food, water bowls, a litter box, litter, and toys.

If you already have a cat, make sure to have separate food and water bowls for the new arrival.

This will prevent any territorial issues between your cats. When it comes to litter boxes, it’s always a good idea to have one more than the number of cats you have.

So, if you have one cat, have two litter boxes. And if you have two cats, have three litter boxes. You get the idea…

Next up, let’s talk about the environment.

Cats love to have their own space, so make sure to set up a designated area for your new arrival.

This can be a separate room or just a corner of a room with a bed, scratching post, and some toys.

Your new cat will appreciate having a space of its own to retreat to when it needs some alone time.

Now for the big moment.

When you bring your new cat home, try to limit the amount of activity and noise in the house.

It’s best to keep things calm and quiet so your new companion can acclimate to its new surroundings.

Let your cat explore its designated area at its own pace.

Don’t try to force any interaction with you or other pets just yet. Give your new cat some time to adjust and settle in.

As your new cat becomes more comfortable in its new home, you can start to introduce it to the rest of your house and any other pets you may have.

This is where having a designated area for your new cat really comes in handy.

It gives your new fur baby a safe place to retreat to if it feels overwhelmed.

Start slow and supervise all interactions between your new cat and any other pets.

Now let’s talk about bonding with your new cat.

This can take some time and patience, but it’s worth it.

Start by spending quiet time with your new fur baby. Just sit with it, pet it, and talk to it in a soft voice.

Offer treats and toys to encourage positive interaction. It’s important to remember to be patient and not rush the bonding process. Every cat is different and some may take longer to warm up to you.

One of the best ways to bond with your new cat is through playtime.

Cats love to play, and it’s a great way to build trust and establish a relationship with your new companion.

Invest in some fun cat toys, like feather wands or balls with bells, and have a blast playing together.

Your new cat will appreciate the attention and it’ll be a great way to bond and have fun at the same time.

Finally, let’s talk about love.

Showing your new cat love and affection is important. They need to feel secure and loved in their new home.

Give them lots of cuddles, and petting. Show your new fur baby that it’s loved and valued, and you’ll have a happy and healthy companion for years to come…