British Cat Name Generator
Moggy names from Tiddles to Lord Fluffington
Generate British cat names from a list of 1,000: old moggy names like Tiddles and Tibbles, deadpan human names like Colin and Maureen, titles like Lord Fluffington, biscuits and puddings like Hobnob and Trifle, places like Moggerhanger and Mousehole, and names from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
About British cat names
A British cat is a moggy before it is anything else, and the oldest names in this list of 1,000 sound like it: Tiddles, Tibbles, Tibby, Pusskins and Ginger Tom. Beside them sit the deadpan human names that British owners enjoy giving a cat, such as Colin, Maureen, Geoffrey and Brenda, and at the other end of the scale the titles: Lord Fluffington, Lady Jemima, Mrs Tiggy.
A large share belongs to cats alone. Real places that sound made for a cat include Catford, Moggerhanger, Mousehole, Cat Bells and Great Snoring. Working cats give Station Master, Chief Mouser, Verger, Last Orders and Paperback, in the style of the cats kept by railway stations, pubs, cathedrals and bookshops. Coat words are British ones: Sooty, Smudge, Treacle, Humbug, Tortoiseshell, British Blue. Chip-shop fish, doorstep milk and idioms such as Forty Winks fill the gaps.
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland bring names and words of their own, among them Hamish, Baudrons (an old Scots word for a cat), Cath Fach (Welsh for little cat) and Wee Pet. About fifty entries are cats from British and Irish books, television, folklore and public life, and each carries its source in parentheses, as in Mog (Judith Kerr) and Larry (Downing Street). Spelling is British throughout: Miaow, Harbour Master, Cat's Pyjamas.
How to choose British cat names
- Say the name out loud at the back door. Two syllables carry best across a garden, which is why Tiddles, Tibby and Sooty have lasted. A long title such as The Right Honourable Tibbs needs a short form for calling, and Tibbs will do.
- Deadpan human names work best on the most dignified cat. Geoffrey, Maureen or Kenneth suits a cat that stares at you from the stairs, and hearing the name called out at the vet is part of the joke.
- Match the coat with a British word for it: Sooty or Soot for black, Ginger Tom or Marmalade for orange, Humbug for a striped tabby, Tortoiseshell for a tortie, Socks or Bib for white markings and British Blue for a grey shorthair.
- For two cats, pick a pair that belongs together: Gold Top and Silver Top, Hardback and Paperback, The Landlord and The Landlady, Great Snoring and Little Snoring.
- Some names are not said the way they look. Mousehole is said Mowzel, Cwtch rhymes with butch and Aoife is EE-fa, so check a name you have only seen written before you settle on it.
Frequently asked questions
What are some funny British cat names?
The deadpan route is to give the cat an ordinary human name, such as Colin, Derek, Maureen or Brenda. The list also has job titles like Senior Pest Controller and Ticket Inspector, phrases like Leaves on the Line and He's Behind You, and puns such as Pawdington and Buckingham Pawlace.
What is a moggy?
Moggy, also spelled moggie, is the everyday British word for a cat of no particular breed. Traditional moggy names are short and affectionate, and the list keeps a good number of them: Tiddles, Tibbles, Tibs, Pusskins, Fluff, Tinker and Whisky.
Which entries are real or fictional cats?
Every entry with a source in parentheses. They include book and television cats such as Mog (Judith Kerr), Jess (Postman Pat) and Orlando (The Marmalade Cat), and real cats such as Larry (Downing Street), Hodge (Dr Johnson's cat) and Felix (Huddersfield Station). The other entries are ordinary names, words, places, sayings and lines from rhymes and folk tales.
Are the place names real?
Many are. Catford is in south London, Moggerhanger is a village in Bedfordshire, Mousehole is a harbour village in Cornwall, Cat Bells is a fell in the Lake District and Great Snoring is in Norfolk. The pun entries, such as Meowchester and Purrmingham, are jokes on real place names and are easy to tell apart.
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All 1,000 British cat names
A: 15 names
- A Cat May Look at a King
- Aberdovey
- Abermeow
- Admiral Pusskin
- Airing Cupboard
- Aldeburgh
- Aled
- Alfie
- Antimacassar
- Aoife
- Arbroath Smokie
- Arundel
- Ashes
- Auld Lang Syne
- Auntie Val
B: 86 names
- Bach
- Back in Five
- Bag for Life
- Bagpuss (children's television)
- Ball of Wool
- Bangor
- Bank Holiday
- Bannock
- Bar Stool
- Barmouth
- Barn Owl
- Baron Mittens
- Baroness Pusskins
- Bath Mat
- Batter Bits
- Baudrons
- Bedsocks
- Beefeater
- Beer Mat
- Beerbohm (London theatre cat)
- Belfast Bap
- Belgravia
- Bell Ringer
- Below Stairs
- Best Bitter
- Best Butter
- Best in Show
- Betsy
- Beware of the Cat
- Bib
- Bib and Tucker
- Bibury
- Bin Day
- Bird Watcher
- Birdlip
- Black Pudding
- Black Swan
- Blackberry
- Blackcurrant
- Blackie
- Blancmange
- Blighter
- Bloater
B, continued
- Bloomsbury
- Blue Moon
- Blue Tit
- Bluey
- Bo-Peep
- Boiler Cupboard
- Bonfire Night
- Bong-Tree
- Booking Clerk
- Bookmark
- Bookseller
- Bookshop Cat
- Bootsie
- Bounder
- Bourbon Cream
- Bow Bells
- Bow Tie
- Boxing Day
- Bramble
- Bramble Jelly
- Branch Line
- Braw Lad
- Breakfast Tea
- Brenda
- Brendan
- Bridlington
- Brigadier Tibbs
- Brith
- British Blue
- Brixton
- Broadstairs
- Bronwen
- Bryn
- Buckingham Pawlace
- Buffet Car
- Builder's Tea
- Burford
- Bushmills
- Busybody
- Butter Dish
- Buttered Toast
- Butterie
- Buttermere
C: 146 names
- Cadfael
- Cairngorm
- Cambridge Blue
- Candlewick
- Canny
- Canon
- Capercaillie
- Captain Mouser
- Carbonel (Barbara Sleigh)
- Cardboard Box
- Cariad Bach
- Carrickfergus
- Cat Among the Pigeons
- Cat and Bagpipes
- Cat and Custard Pot
- Cat and Fiddle
- Cat and Lion
- Cat and Mutton
- Cat and Wheel
- Cat Bells
- Cat Burglar
- Cat Dubh
- Cat Flap
- Cat i' th' Well
- Cat on Hot Bricks
- Cat Sìth (Scottish folklore)
- Cat That Got the Cream
- Cat's Cradle
- Cat's Ear
- Cat's Eyes
- Cat's in the Cupboard
- Cat's Pyjamas
- Cat's Tail
- Cat's Whiskers
- Catacol
- Catbrain
- Catbrook
- Catcliffe
- Catcott
- Caterham
- Catesby
- Catfield
- Catflap Jack
- Catford
- Catforth
- Cath
- Cath Ddu
- Cath Fach
C, continued
- Cathays
- Cathcart
- Catherine Wheel
- Catkin
- Catnip Mouse
- Catrick
- Catsfield
- Catshill
- Catstycam
- Cattal
- Cattawade
- Catte Street
- Catterall
- Catterick
- Catterline
- Cattery
- Catthorpe
- Cattistock
- Catton
- Catwick
- Catworth
- Cellarman
- Chaffinch
- Chalky
- Chancer
- Chapter House
- Charles Lickens
- Cheeky Beggar
- Cheeky Monkey
- Cheese on Toast
- Cheese Scone
- Cheetie
- Cherry Bakewell
- Cheshire
- Cheshire Cat (Alice in Wonderland)
- Cheshire Cheese
- Cheshire Grin
- Chief Mouser
- Chief Taster
- Chimney Sweep
- Chip Butty
- Chipolata
- Chippy
- Chiswick
- Choir Stall
- Choirmaster
- Christmas Cracker
- Chubby Cheeks
- Chunky
C, continued
- Churchwarden
- Clawdia
- Clawton
- Clerkenwell
- Clifford
- Cloister
- Clootie
- Clovelly
- Clowder
- Coal Scuttle
- Coalman
- Cobby
- Coch
- Coley
- Colin
- Commodore Catkin
- Coniston
- Conor
- Copper Eyes
- Copycat
- Corduroy
- Corner Shop
- Cornish Pasty
- Cornish Rex
- Cottage Loaf
- Countess Catkin
- Countess Clawford
- Countess Tibbs
- Cousin Kevin
- Cox's Pippin
- Craic
- Craig
- Crail
- Cream
- Cream Jug
- Cream Tea
- Cromer Crab
- Crooked Cat
- Crookshanks (Harry Potter)
- Cullen Skink
- Cupboard Love
- Curiosity
- Curtain Climber
- Curtain Twitcher
- Cushendun
- Custard (Roobarb)
- Custard Cream
- Cwtch
- Cynthia
D: 45 names
- Dafydd
- Daisy Chain
- Dame Fluffy
- Dame Tiggy
- Dame Trot
- Dame Whiskers
- Dandelion Clock
- Daphne
- Dawn Chorus
- Day Return
- Dear Heart
- Deborah
- Declan
- Delia
- Derek
- Desmond
- Devon Rex
- Dick Whittington's Cat
- Dinah (Alice in Wonderland)
- Ding Dong Bell
- Dinky
- Dinner Lady
- Do Not Disturb
- Doctor Catson
- Dog-Ear
- Doorkins Magnificat (Southwark Cathedral)
- Doormat
- Double Cream
- Double Gloucester
- Dove
- Dover Sole
- Dozmary
- Draig
- Draig Goch
- Draught Excluder
- Dripping
- Du
- Duchess of Moggerhanger
- Duchess of Tabley
- Duke of Catterick
- Duke of Meowborough
- Duke of Purbeck
- Dust Jacket
- Duvet
- Duvet Day
E: 16 names
- Eagle and Child
- Earl Greywhiskers
- Earl of Mousehole
- Earl of Tibshelf
- Edgar
- Efa
- Effie
- Eiderdown
- Elin
- Ely
- Endpaper
- Enniskillen
- Eryri
- Eunice
- Evensong
- Everton Mint
F: 34 names
- Fairy Godmother
- Fat Cat
- Feather Duster
- Felix (Huddersfield Station)
- Felixkirk
- Felixstowe
- Field Mouse
- Fig Roll
- Filey
- Fionn
- Fireside
- Fireside Tibby
- Firkin
- First Edition
- Fish Finger
- Fish Head
- Fish Paste
- Fish Pie
- Fish Supper
- Fishbourne
- Fishcake
- Fishguard
- Fluff
- Fluffkin
- Flyleaf
- Foggy
- Folio
- Forty Winks
- Foss (Edward Lear's cat)
- Fowey
- Frank
- Freda
- Furness
- Fusspot
G: 44 names
- Gamekeeper
- Garden Wall
- Garibaldi
- Gavin
- Geoffrey
- George and Dragon
- German Bight
- Gethin
- Giant's Causeway
- Gib
- Giblets
- Gillian
- Ginge
- Ginger
- Ginger Biscuit
- Ginger Tom
- Gingersnap
- Gladstone (The Treasury)
- Glass Collector
- Glenarm
- Glencoe
- Gobbolino (The Witch's Cat)
- God Save the Cream
- Gold Top
- Golden Lion
- Goldfinch
- Gone Fishing
- Gooseberry Fool
- Gower
- Grandad
- Grasmere
- Gravy Boat
- Graymalkin (Macbeth)
- Great Snoring
- Great-Aunt Edna
- Greebo (Discworld)
- Green Man
- Greenhouse
- Gruff
- Grumpy Guts
- Guard's Van
- Guvnor
- Gwilym
- Gwyn
H: 49 names
- Hackney
- Hake
- Half Pint
- Hamish
- Hamish McHamish (St Andrews)
- Hampstead
- Harbour Master
- Hardback
- Hare and Hounds
- Harriet
- Harris Tweed
- Harvest Mouse
- Hassock
- Hastings
- Haworth
- He's Behind You
- Head Gardener
- Hearth
- Hearth Cat
- Hearthrug
- Heather Honey
- Hebden
- Henley
- Henry the Purrth
- Henry's Cat (children's television)
- Her Indoors
- Her Meowjesty
- Herring
- Herringbone
- Herringfleet
- Heulwen
- Hey Diddle Diddle
- Highland Tiger
- Hilary
- His Nibs
- Hiss Majesty
- Hissingham Palace
- Hobnob
- Hodge (Dr Johnson's cat)
- Hollyhock
- Holmfirth
- Hot Water Bottle
- Houndstooth
- House of Paws
- House Sparrow
- Humbug
- Humphrey (Downing Street)
- Huss
- Huw
I: 3 names
- Ian
- Ink Blot
- Ivor
J: 18 names
- Jack Sprat
- Jackdaw
- Jacqueline
- Jaffa Cake
- Jammie Dodger
- Jason (Blue Peter)
- Jeannie
- Jellied Eel
- Jenny Wren
- Jeoffry (Christopher Smart's cat)
- Jess (Postman Pat)
- Jobsworth
- Jock (Chartwell)
- Jolly Sailor
- Jowls
- Jubilee
- Jumping Jack
- Jura
K: 20 names
- Kari (Blue Peter)
- Keep Calm and Purr On
- Keep Off the Grass
- Kellas
- Kenneth
- Keyboard Warmer
- King of the Cats
- King's Head
- Kip
- Kipper
- Kit
- Kit's Coty
- Kitchen Range
- Kitkin
- Kitling
- Kitten Heels
- Kitts Green
- Kittybrewster
- Knickerbocker Glory
- Knitting Basket
L: 55 names
- Lachlan
- Lady Jane (Bleak House)
- Lady Jemima
- Lady Marmalade-Smythe
- Lady Mayoress
- Lady Purrsephone
- Lady Tabitha
- Lady Tiddlesworth
- Lady Whiskerleigh
- Ladybird
- Lamb and Flag
- Lamplighter
- Lap Warmer
- Larry (Downing Street)
- Last Orders
- Late Return
- Lavender Blue
- Lavenham
- Laverbread
- Lazybones
- Leaves on the Line
- Left Luggage
- Leftovers
- Lemon Drizzle
- Lemon Sole
- Leonard
- Lesley
- Lewes
- Lie-In
- Lighthouse Keeper
- Like Herding Cats
- Lion and Lamb
- Little Madam
- Little Monkey
- Little Snoring
- Little Tinker
- Llew
- Llwyd
- Loaf
- Lock Keeper
- Lollipop Lady
- Lomond
- Look What the Cat Dragged In
- Lord Fluffington
- Lord Mayor
- Lord of the Manor
- Lord Pouncefoot
- Lord Purrington
- Lord Tiddleton
- Lord Whiskerton
- Lost Property
- Lough Neagh
- Lowri
- Lucky
- Lucky Black Cat
M: 88 names
- Macavity (Old Possum)
- Mad Half Hour
- Maeve
- Mair
- Major Whiskerby
- Mali
- Malkin
- Malted Milk
- Malvern
- Mantelpiece
- Manx
- Marchioness Mog
- Mardy
- Margate
- Marjorie
- Marlow
- Marmaduke
- Marmalade
- Marquess of Purton
- Marquis of Granby
- Martin
- Marylebone
- Master Tom
- Matins
- Maureen
- Maurice (Discworld)
- Megan
- Melton Mowbray
- Melyn
- Meowchester
- Meowreen
- Meowriarty
- Mewcastle
- Mewriel
- Mewstone
- Miaow
- Milk Bottle
- Milk Float
- Milkman
- Milky
- Milky Tea
- Milo
- Mince Pie
- Mind the Cat
M, continued
- Minster
- Mint Imperial
- Minty
- Misericord
- Miss Fluff
- Miss Marchbanks
- Miss Mittens
- Miss Moppet (Beatrix Potter)
- Miss Tibby
- Mittens
- Mitzi
- Mog (Judith Kerr)
- Moggerhanger
- Moggie Supreme
- Moggins
- Moggy
- Moglet
- Mogsy
- Mole
- Mole Catcher
- Moon Under Water
- Morag
- Mother Hubbard
- Mousehold
- Mousehole
- Mouser
- Mouswald
- Mr Fluffkins
- Mr Tibbs
- Mr Tiddles
- Mr Whiskerton
- Mrs Chippy (Shackleton's Endurance)
- Mrs Fluffington
- Mrs Moggins
- Mrs Next Door
- Mrs Pawsworth
- Mrs Pettigrew
- Mrs Tibbles
- Mrs Tiggy
- Mucky Duck
- Mull
- Mussel
- Myfanwy
- Myrddin
N: 14 names
- Nana
- Naphill
- Neep
- Neighbourhood Watch
- Ness
- Next Door's Cat
- Nia
- Niamh
- Night Porter
- Night Watchman
- Nine Lives
- No Ball Games
- Nosy Parker
- Number Ten Meowning Street
O: 22 names
- Oatcake
- Oh No It Isn't
- Oisín
- Oke (Blue Peter)
- Old Boy
- Old Girl
- Old Man's Beard
- Old Mr Perkins
- Old Tom
- Olwen
- Open All Hours
- Oranges and Lemons
- Orlando (The Marmalade Cat)
- Oscar
- Osian
- Our Kid
- Our Nige
- Our Susan
- Oven Glove
- Overdue
- Owl and the Pussycat
- Oxford Blue
P: 84 names
- Paisley
- Palmerston (Foreign Office)
- Pancake Day
- Pangur Bán (Old Irish poem)
- Panto Dame
- Paperback
- Parish Councillor
- Patchwork
- Pawdington
- Pawlett
- Pawliament
- Pawridge
- Paws for Thought
- Paws Off
- Pawston
- Pawtsmouth
- Pea Wet
- Pea-Green Boat
- Pearly King
- Pearly Queen
- Peelie-Wally
- Peter (Home Office)
- Piccadilly
- Piccalilli
- Piebald
- Pied Wagtail
- Pigs in Blankets
- Pilchard
- Pimlico
- Pine Marten
- Pink Wafer
- Pinstripe
- Pint of Milk
- Piscín
- Pittenweem
- Plaice
- Platform Two
- Please Shut the Gate
- Polperro
- Pontefract
- Pop Goes the Weasel
- Poppy
P, continued
- Pork Scratching
- Porter
- Portmeirion
- Portstewart
- Postie
- Potato Farl
- Potman
- Potted Shrimp
- Potting Shed
- Prawn Cocktail
- Precentor
- Prime Mewnister
- Professor Purrkins
- Professor Whiskers
- Proof Reader
- Prospect of Whitby
- Ptarmigan
- Pub Quiz
- Púca
- Puddy
- Purbeck
- Purbrook
- Purfleet
- Purleigh
- Purley
- Purrcy
- Purrince of Wales
- Purrmingham
- Purrnard
- Purrsnip
- Purrth
- Purton
- Pusey
- Puss
- Puss in the Corner
- Pusscat
- Pusskins
- Pussy Willow
- Pussycat Mole
- Pussycat Pussycat
- Put the Kettle On
- Pwdin
Q: 7 names
- Quality Control
- Quangle Wangle
- Quarto
- Queen of Puddings
- Queue Jumper
- Quiet Coach
- Quiet Please
R: 32 names
- Rab
- Radiator
- Rag and Bone
- Raining Cats
- Rannoch
- Ratby
- Ratcatcher
- Ratlinghope
- Ratter
- Reading Room
- Red Admiral
- Red Leicester
- Reg
- Reverend Tibbles
- Rhubarb Crumble
- Rhys
- Ribby (Beatrix Potter)
- Rice Pudding
- Roast Chicken
- Robin Redbreast
- Rock Salmon
- Rodney
- Roland
- Rollmop
- Romping Cat
- Rose and Crown
- Rosette
- Rotter
- Ruaridh
- Rule Purrtannia
- Rumpy
- Runcible Spoon
S: 83 names
- Saffron Walden
- Salcombe
- Salmonby
- Saltaire
- Sardine
- Sardines on Toast
- Saucer of Milk
- Sausage Roll
- Scaredy-Cat
- Scottish Fold
- Scraps
- Scrounger
- Scrumpy
- Sea Breeze
- Sea Fret
- Sea Mist
- Seamus
- Season Ticket
- Senga
- Senior Pest Controller
- Settee
- Sexton
- Shamrock
- Shandy
- Sharon
- Ship's Cat
- Shipping Forecast
- Shoebox
- Shoreditch
- Shortbread
- Shorthair
- Sid
- Signalman
- Silly Sausage
- Silver Top
- Simon (HMS Amethyst)
- Simon from Accounts
- Simpkin (Beatrix Potter)
- Sing a Song of Sixpence
- Singing Hinny
- Sir Lapwarmer
S, continued
- Sir Pounce
- Sir Scratchalot
- Sir Tibbles
- Sir Tom of Catford
- Sitting Tenant
- Six Dinner Sid (Inga Moore)
- Skye
- Sleeper
- Sleepyhead
- Slugabed
- Smoked Salmon
- Smoky
- Smudge
- Snooze
- Snug
- Sock Drawer
- Sock Thief
- Socks
- Sofa Shredder
- Song Thrush
- Soot
- Sooty
- Sourpuss
- Sparkler
- Sparrowpit
- Sprat
- Squinting Cat
- Squire Mog
- Staffa
- Station Master
- Stationmaster Tibbs
- Steeple
- Stilton
- Strangford
- Street Cat Bob (London)
- Stubbin
- Stumpy
- Sukie
- Summer Pudding
- Susie
- Sweet William
- Sybil (Downing Street)
T: 89 names
- Tabby
- Tabby McTat (Julia Donaldson)
- Tabitha
- Tabitha Twitchit (Beatrix Potter)
- Tablet
- Tabley
- Tabs
- Tam
- Tankard
- Tavish
- Tawny Owl
- Tea and Tuna
- Tea Towel
- Tearaway
- Teddy Bear
- Teifi
- Tenby
- The Brigadier
- The Cat (Red Dwarf)
- The Cat's Mother
- The Colonel
- The Dowager
- The Foreman
- The Honourable Fluff
- The Inspector
- The Landlady
- The Landlord
- The Lodger
- The Management
- The Right Honourable Tibbs
- The Supervisor
- The Vicar
- Three Little Kittens
- Thrupenny Bit
- Tib Street
- Tib's Eve
- Tibberton
- Tibbles
- Tibby
- Tibenham
- Tibs
- Tibs the Great (Post Office cat)
- Tibshelf
- Tibthorpe
T, continued
- Ticket Inspector
- Tiddles
- Tiddleywink
- Tiger Bay
- Tiger Tim
- Tiggy
- Tigs
- Tim Toldrum
- Tim'rous Beastie
- Tin Opener
- Tinker
- Tinkle
- Tinks
- Tiree
- Toast Soldier
- Tobermory (Saki)
- Tom
- Tom Kitten (Beatrix Potter)
- Tom Tildrum
- Tomatin
- Tomintoul
- Tomkin
- Tommy Tucker
- Tomnavoulin
- Tomos
- Top of the Milk
- Top of the Wardrobe
- Topsy
- Tortoiseshell
- Town Crier
- Towser (Glenturret Distillery)
- Traffic Warden
- Treacle
- Treacle Tart
- Treasure
- Trifle
- Trim (Matthew Flinders' cat)
- Troutbeck
- True Blue
- Tubby
- Tuffet
- Turn Again
- Two Sugars
- Two-Bar Fire
- Tywi
U: 4 names
- Una
- Uncle Clive
- Under the Bed
- Under-Butler
V: 8 names
- Varjak Paw (S. F. Said)
- Veda
- Velveteen
- Verger
- Vestry
- Viscount Whiskers
- Viscountess Fluff
- Vole
W: 35 names
- Waiting Room
- Wallflower
- Wapping
- Washing Basket
- Wee Beastie
- Wee Moggie
- Wee Pet
- Wee Tam
- Wee Willie Winkie
- Westmewster
- Wet Paint
- Wheaten
- Wheatsheaf
- When the Cat's Away
- Whiskers
- Whisky
- Whitby
- Whitby Jet
- White Hart
- White Lion
- White Socks
- Whitebait
- Whiting
- Whiting Bay
- Whittington
- Widow Twankey
- Wilberforce (Downing Street)
- Wildcat
- Wilfrid
- William Shakespaw
- William the Clawqueror
- Windfall
- Windowsill
- Winkle
- Wrenbury