Spanish Cat Names
Last updated: by Jessi LarsonSpanish cat names are a fantastic option for cat owners looking for the perfect name for their new pet.
Maybe you studied Spanish and love the language. Spanish is now the primary language of 427 million people in 31 countries around the globe.
Or perhaps you have Spanish or Latin heritage and want to pay tribute to the amazing cultures.
Or you could simply like the sound of Spanish cat names and want to go in that direction for your new pet.
Whatever the reason, here are 200+ Spanish cat names you’re sure to love.
Male Spanish Cat Names
If you’re bringing home a boy cat, you’re in luck. We’ve rounded up 80+ Spanish male names that are also great for furbabies.
These names are popular among Spanish men. You may even know someone with one of these names!
They also work well for feline friends and have the Spanish flair you’re looking for.
- Abejundio
- Alejandro
- Alonzo
- Antonio
- Armand
- Armando
- Belen
- Benito
- Bernardo
- Carlos
- Carmine
- Chico
- Consuelo
- Cortez
- Cruz
- Dante
- Dario
- Diego
- Domingo
- Donato
- Eduardo
- Eloy
- Emilio
- Enrique
- Esteban
- Federico
- Felipe
- Ferdinand
- Fernando
- Francisco
- Galeno
- Geraldo
- Gitano
- Gonzalo
- Guido
- Guillermo
- Hernan
- Inigo
- Jorge
- Jose
- Juan
- Julio
- Leon
- Leonardo
- Lisandro
- Lorenzo
- Luis
- Manco
- Marco
- Mario
- Marques
- Navarro
- Nicolas
- Onofre
- Orlando
- Pablo
- Paco
- Pancho
- Paulo
- Pedro
- Ponce
- Quito
- Rafael
- Ramon
- Raul
- Raymundo
- Ricardo
- Rico
- Rio
- Rodrigo
- Roldan
- Salvador
- Sancho
- Santiago
- Santo
- Serge
- Sergio
- Socorro
- Vicente
- Vito
- Ximen
- Zorro
Female Spanish Cat Names
Up next are female Spanish cat names. Popular among Spanish women, these names also make cool cat monikers.
As you’ll see, they’re beautiful, bold, and full of personality. Any cat would be lucky to have such a name!
- Alejandra
- Alicia
- Alma
- Anita
- Beatriz
- Bebe
- Belinda
- Bella
- Blanca
- Bonita
- Brisa
- Carina
- Carissa
- Carlotta
- Carmen
- Catalina
- Charo
- Chica
- Chiquita
- Cielo
- Consuela
- Coraima
- Corazon
- Cornelia
- Cristina
- Dahlia
- Damita
- Delora
- Delores
- Drina
- Eldora
- Elena
- Elsa
- Emelda
- Esmeralda
- Esperanza
- Estrella
- Eva
- Felicia
- Fernanda
- Flor
- Frederica
- Frida
- Fuensanta
- Gabriela
- Giselle
- Gitana
- Graciela
- Hada
- Idola
- Inez
- Inocencia
- Isabela
- Jacinta
- Jade
- Juana
- Julia
- Justina
- Lalo
- Lareina
- Lela
- Letitia
- Lita
- Lola
- Loretta
- Lucia
- Lucinda
- Luisa
- Luna
- Lupe
- Luz
- Macaria
- Madrona
- Magdalena
- Marcela
- Marcia
- Margarita
- Maria
- Marina
- Marta
- Melia
- Melosa
- Mercedes
- Mona
- Mora
- Natalia
- Nelia
- Neva
- Nieve
- Nina
- Nita
- Olinda
- Paloma
- Patia
- Perdita
- Presencia
- Querida
- Reina
- Ria
- Rima
- Risa
- Rita
- Roberta
- Rocio
- Rosa
- Rosalinda
- Rosario
- Rosita
- Sancha
- Sancia
- Santana
- Savannah
- Senalda
- Sierra
- Soledad
- Sonora
- Tasia
- Teresa
- Tia
- Tierra
- Valencia
- Ventura
- Vida
- Xiomara
- Yolanda
- Zanita
- Zelia
- Zerlina
- Zita
- Zoila
More Spanish Cat Names
Here’s another fun idea for Spanish cat names: Use Spanish translations for this animal to create a cute and unique name.
To start, let’s look at how cat is translated into the language. These names are perfect – or should we say ‘purr-fect’? – options for Spanish cat names.
Cat in Spanish
- Gato – cat (masculine)
- Gata – cat (feminine)
- Gatito – kitten (masculine)
- Gatita – kitten (feminine)
Other Animals in Spanish
Another idea to consider is other animal names in Spanish.
These cute, fun names are perfect for a new feline and unique to Spanish cat names.
- Ratón – mouse
- Perro – dog
- Cachorro – puppy
- Pez – fish
- Pájaro – bird
- Tortuga – snake
- Cobaya – guinea pig
- Conejo – rabbit
- Toro – bull
- Caballo – horse
- Cabra – goat
- Burro – donkey
- Ciervo – deer
- Zorro – fox
- Lobo – wolf
- Tiburón – shark
- Mariposa – butterfly
This is just the tip of the iceberg. You could also Google different words in Spanish for other cool name ideas.
Conclusion: Spanish Cat Names
Spanish cat names are an excellent choice for people who love the language, have ties to the culture or simply want a unique name.
(We’re curious: Why are you looking for Spanish cat names? Let us know below!)
Whatever the reason, these names offer a distinctly Spanish flair and will help your cat stand out from all the others.
Have you got ideas for other Spanish cat names? Let us know below! We love hearing from readers and use your feedback and ideas to keep our site updated.
More Great Cat Names in Other Languages
Hopefully, one of these names is a perfect fit for your new furbaby.
But if you’re not set on any of the Spanish cat names above but still want a sophisticated, international name for your cat, try out some of these other ideas:
More Cat Name Ideas
You can also try our online cat name generator and find even more fabulous name options.
It allows you to sort by your favorite styles and themes to find the perfect name quickly. Voila!
Since Find Cat Names launched in 2014, our site has provided thousands of wonderful names for new furbabies and helps over 6 million new cat owners every year.
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How Do You Pick The Right Name?
Here’s an important question: how do you know if you’ve picked the right name for your cat?
After years of helping new cat owners find the perfect name, here are some tips we’ve picked up along the way:
- Is it easy to say? Some names are great on paper but tough to pronounce in everyday life. Before you become set on a name, make sure it rolls off the tongue because after all, you’ll be saying it many times a day once the cat joins your family!
- Does it fit your cat? Check to see if the name matches your cat’s personality and appearance before committing to a name.
- Say it out loud. Can you imagine calling for your cat with this name? If not, then it’s not the right choice. Move on and select something more appropriate.
- And finally, trust your gut. Ask any new cat owner: when you find the right name, you’ll know it!
2 Comments
I am moving to Torrox on 1st July, will go to a Cat Rescue centre, and would like a Spanish name for her/him.
Tortuga is turtle in Spanish. Serpiente is how you say snake.