Names of orange kittens – Animals Meal

orange cats have been popular for a long time cats to have as a pet regardless cat breed. Perhaps enhanced by cartoon versions, orange cats are the favorites of pet owners around the world United StatesAnd if there’s one thing cat owners love, it’s giving their cat a good name. Some people like to name their cats with a clever play on the coat color, while others like to name them after orange things. Another popular trend is to name the cat after a famous cat, kitten, or character.

There can only be so many Garfields and Heathcliffs around, so here’s a list of 20 suggestions for orange kitten names, including several old classics and some fresh new alternatives. Most of the first 10 will be for a girl kitten and most of the second 10 will be for a boy kitten, but both lists will also include a few gender neutral names. Some will work better with short-haired cat breeds like orange tabbies, while others are good orange kitten names for fluffier cats.

Orange Kitten Names For Girls

#10: Ginger

An absolute classic in the world of orange kitten names is Ginger. It might be a bit on the nose, but considering that “ginger” is what we people call the orange-haired of our species, it’s a great name for a cat with orange fur. It is better for a girl cat than a boy and can be used for most cat breeds.

#9: Marmalade

Many people refer to orange tabbies as orange marmalade cats, so Marmalade is great for a tabby cat, but works for any breed of cat, really, especially a Maine Coon. It’s unique enough to stand out from the Tigers and Garfields, but common enough that it won’t be weird to call out from your doorstep when the cat needs to come in for dinner. It is a gender neutral name but would work well for a girl kitten.

#8: Ice Cream

Do you have a cat that is orange and white? Why not name it after a tasty ice cream treat that’s also orange and white? Some people believe that whatever you call your cat will bring out its personality, so what better way to ensure you have a cat who is sweet and refreshing to have around than by calling him Creamsicle? This one would make a great name for a fluffy orange and white cat, like a Persian or Turkish Angora.

#7: Amber

Just as it is a popular name for human girls, Amber would make a great name for a girl cat if your kitten is a darker orange. Especially for a cat with shiny fur, naming them after a jewel shade is a great way to go. This would be great for a Scottish Fold or even a Bengal cat.

#6: Clementine

Clementine, like one of those cute little mini oranges, is a perfect name for a miniature breed of orange cats or cat breeds with smaller heads, such as a Devon Rex. A name for a girl cat, Clementine suggests a cat that will be small and sweet.

#5: Saffron

Saffron would make a lovely name for an exotic cat breed. When used in food, saffron can be anything from vibrant yellowish orange to deep reddish orange, so it would work as a name for any shade of orange pussy.

#4: Carrot

Carrot is a cute name for an orange cat, especially one who likes vegetables or isn’t as quick to learn things as the other cats. This name might be a bit more gender neutral but would make a good name for a girl cat.

#3: Apricot/Peach

Depending on the shade of the cat, Apricot or Peach would be a cute name for a little orange girl cat. Again, the name suggests a sweet disposition, for a kitten who is a ball of joy. Both names also lend themselves to nicknames, which is good for cat owners who never call their pet by its real name.

#2: Butterscotch

Butterscotch is a bit more gender neutral, but it would be great for a girl cat too. For all cat breeds closer to a pale yellow-orange than a bright or dark orange, Butterscotch is a great descriptive name and just sounds like a fun pet.

#1: Sunny

Does your kitten have a cheerful personality? Is her coat shiny and shiny? Does she light up your life? Name your little lucky ball Sunny. This name would work especially well on long-haired cat breeds that have tufts of fur around their faces, like the typical cartoon sun face.

Orange Kitten Names For Boys

#10: Tiger / Tiger

A name like Tigger or Tiger would be perfect for an orange male, especially for cat breeds with lots of stripes, such as tabbies. Tigger in particular would make an excellent name for a Bengal cat with orange fur as Bengals are known to be excellent jumpers.

#9: Rusty

Rusty would be just as much a name for a male orange kitten as it would be for a male human redhead’s nickname. abyssinians and Devon Rexes would go particularly well with this name since abyssinians tend to be darker orange and who wouldn’t want a cat you could call a Rusty Rex?

#8: Blaze

Do you have a hangover that likes to run fast? Blaze is a good name for a fast orange cat, especially a boy cat. All cat breeds known to be very active would be properly named as Blaze, as well as all cat breeds with flame-like markings in their orange fur.

#7: Cheeto

Like Carrot to a girl, Cheeto is reminiscent of a boy cat who may not be as smart but is orange and hard to get enough of. One that sheds hair and leaves it around like Cheeto dust would also fit well, so long-haired breeds could be the best Cheeto cats.

#6: Tabasco

If your boy kitten is temperamental and a little too much for some people, then Tabasco is a good name. A tense cat with a bite would make a good Tabasco, especially in darker orange breeds.

#5: Curry

Curry is a good name for a cat who is a little spicy and hard to get enough of. Curry is a bit gender neutral, but would work well for a boy cat. Any orange cat with a lot of color variation in its coat would go well with the name Curry.

#4: Goldfish

It’s always fun to name an animal after another, and Goldfish would make a great name for a kitten that loves water or has big eyes. An exot
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shorthair or a American Bobtail both would make great goldfish. You could also call your goldfish Orange Kitten, but that would be a little weird.

#3: Mango

If your orange kitten is a little on the yellow side, Mango will make a wonderful name for him. Especially for a chubby cat with a sweet character, Mango would be a good name. This one might be more gender neutral, but it’s good for a hangover.

#2: Habanero

If your kitten is feisty and likes to play, Habanero would make a really cute name for an orange male kitten. This one probably works best with kittens closest to a real orange, but would work with the lighter oranges too. A Munchkin or a Scottish Fold would make a great breed of cat to call Habanero.

#1: Pumpkin

If your orange kitty is a little on the chubby side, they’re going to look a bit like a pumpkin anyway, so why not just name them Pumpkin right away? This name would work especially well for cat breeds with thick, round faces, such as Exotic Shorthairs or British Shorthairs.

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