Please think of a name for my kitten

Question

I have a new kitten he's 8 weeks old hes grey with green eyes

hes tiny and quick fat. can anyone think of a unusual name for him

thanks

coral

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Answer 1

Is he pretty playful.I think Flash is a great name cute too.lol

Answer 2

What is his personality like?  I believe a kitty should choose their own name.  Let his personality choose.  I got a kitten that I had for almost three weeks before he had a name...

Answer 3

pebbles or lilly

Answer 4

"Lisaka", a name my 3 year old made up, oh but he's a boy, maybe this is not good

Answer 5

Elmo

Answer 6

Yahoo.

Answer 7

stormy

Answer 8

Grisewald

Flame (no smoke without fire!)

Ponsonby (I've always wanted to call a cat that - but I only ever seem to end up with females!)

Jeeves

Echo

Answer 9

I have a female cat who is almost identical - she's called Bella but that's never gonna be suitable for a boy - however unique you want to be.

I also like names like Rufus, Fuzby (depending on how fuzzy he is!) and Moggy.

Answer 10

snickers.  

Answer 11

How about...

TOMATO

cause, well...

...its funny.

Answer 12

smokey

sutty

ashton

dusty

grubby

tiggeerrrr

Answer 13

sphinx

todo

heathcliff

runner

rico

tonka

Answer 14

GIZZY.mary.c.

Answer 15

topsy. my beloved deceased cat

Answer 16

Wat about TIGSY with a nickname of tigs, i love that name and its very unusual x

Answer 17

U should call him Fraster or Gray Ball.

Answer 18

Mr. Bigglesworth

Answer 19

Tom.

Answer 20

Here are some useful tips in choosing a name for your cat.  

- Choose a name that’s both easy to say and one that you are happy calling out.  

- Pick a name that will grow with the pet.  For example "Kitten" may be less appropriate for a full grown cat.  

- Wait a few days to study your pets behavior.  The personality and appearance of the cat may assist here.  

- Pick a name that the pet can easily recognize.  Animals respond better to one or two syllable names, (especially names ending in a long E sound, like “Gracy“).

- If choosing a long name keep in mind the shortened version.  A long name will inevitably be shortened, but it may ruin the effect that you were originally looking for.  

- The pet’s breed heritage can provide some useful inspiration.  For example: Siamese, Balinese, Korat, and Burmese are Oriental breeds; Don Sphynx and Peterbald are Russian; Abyssinian is Egyptian; Chartreux is French; Bombay is British; Devon Rex is English.

In my opinion, it's more meaningful when you name your pet yourself.  Check out these websites for tons of pet name ideas...  you can search by gender, color, meaning, and first letter of the name.

Answer 21

Gregor

Jumbo/Jumba

Answer 22

I have a similar looking cat called Onion. Always gets a response when you tell people!!

Answer 23

Smokey

Rascal