Themed names are fun. Just admit it. Having a singular pet is exciting enough to find a clever name for, but what if you up the numbers? Naming a pair of kitties can be way more adventurous than only one!
If you have two adorable little kitties that are siblings, you might want a cute little name set for them both. Lucky for you—there are tons of options. But if you can’t come up with any and need some inspiration, we’re here to help out.
Only you can ultimately decide how to name your pair of kittens. But no worries, we have you covered. You might wonder where to even start. Perhaps you’ve already scoured a million different name lists, and you can’t make up your mind.
Or maybe there’s a name sitting in the back of your head that you want to use but can’t figure out if it’s the right time. Here are a few different ways you can pick out the name that you will call these precious little felines for the rest of your life.
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Use a Favorite Movie or TV Show
Can you go wrong if you pick character names you love so much? We think not. There are tons to choose from, too. Brothers, sisters, best friends, inseparable pairs—you name it.
Get Creative
You can make up quite a fine selection of names, drawing up some silly, serious, or sentimental inspiration. Whether you like a good play on words or want to name your twin kitties after a pairing of some kind—the raw material for names is endless!
Choose Sounds You Enjoy
Let’s face it—some names are flat-out fun to say. If you just like how a couple of names roll off the tongue, you’re free to use whatever strikes your fancy.
Consider Personality
You can try to pick themed names all you wish, but sometimes personalities just have to sit. If your little kitty duo reminds you of a specific couple of people, they might really slam your search and make it easy.
Character-Inspired Names for Your Cats
Some of the best inspiration we can think of comes from shows and movies. There’s just something about how you can connect with a character that makes it so personal. And even if you don’t so much connect with a character, when you think of twins, many different books and movies might come to your head.
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Here are a few to ponder over.
Male Pair Names
Milo and Otis—Milo and Otis
Tweedledee and Tweedledum—Alice in Wonderland
Bob and Larry—Veggie Tales
Frick and Frack—Frick and Frack
Igor and Frankenstein—Frankenstein
Flotsam and Jetsam—The Little Mermaid
Norm and Dag—Angry Beavers
SpongeBob and Patrick—SpongeBob
Doug and Skeeter—Doug
Fred and George—Harry Potter
Steve-O and Knoxville—Jackass
Spunky and Rocko—Rocko’s Modern Life
Copper and Todd—Fox and the Hound
Meatwad and Frylock—Aqua Teen Hunger Force
Bert and Ernie—Sesame Street
Abbott and Costello—Abbott and Costello
Mario and Luigi—Mario
Holmes and Watson—Sherlock Holmes
Dewey and Nate—Walk Hard
Jay and Silent Bob—Dogma
Female Pair Names
Thelma and Louise—Thelma and Louise
Laverne and Shirley
Mary Kate and Ashley
Betty and Wilma—The Flintstones
Romy and Michelle—Romy and Michelle
Rainbow Dash and Apple Jack—My Little Pony
Cher and Dion—Clueless
Lucy and Mimi—Crossroads
Frances and Sofie—Frances Ha
Annie and Elise—First Wives Club
Frankie and Grace—Grace and Frankie
Aibileen and Mimi—The Help
Barden and Bellas—Pitch Perfect
Vivian and Kit—Pretty Woman
Tibby and Lena—Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants
Rose and Dorothy—Golden Girls
Baby and Scary—The Spice Girls
Nancy and Bonnie—The Craft
Annie and Lillian—Bridesmaids
Miranda and Samantha—Sex and the City
Unisex Names
Violet and Klaus—Series of Unfortunate Events
Abby and Eric—Santa Clarita Diet
Alexis and David—Schitts Creek
Luke and Leia—Star Wars
Mabel and Dipper—Gravity Falls
Ron and Ginny—Harry Potter
Phineas and Candice—Phineas and Ferb
Joon and Benny—Benny and Joon
Lisa and Bart—The Simpson
Wednesday and Pugsley—The Addams Family
Thing 1 and Thing 2—Cat in the Hat
Pebbles and BamBam—The Flintstones
Eliza and Donnie—Wild Thornberrys
Hansel and Gretel—Hansel and Gretel
Mulder and Scully—X-Files
Vada and Thomas—My Girl
Cat and Casper—Casper
Leslie and Jesse—Bridge to Terabithia
Lizzie and Gordon—Lizzie McGuire
Joey and Phoebe—Friends
Famous Names for Your Twin Pair
There are many historical, celebrity, political, and otherwise famous names of sibling pairs in the limelight. If you’re a fan of anyone in the media or history books—living or deceased, you might want a brother/sister duo name for your kitties.
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Male Pair Names
Wilbur and Orville—Wilbur and Orville Wright
Alec and William—Baldwin brothers
John and Ted—Kennedy brothers
William and Harry—Prince William and Harry
Cole and Dylan—Cole and Dylan Sprouse
Cain and Abel—Biblical brothers
Marlon and Keenen—Wayan brothers
Owen and Luke—Owen and Luke Wilson
Edwin and John—Edwin and John Wilkes Booth
Kevin and Nick—Kevin and Nick Jonas
Isaac and Taylor—Isaac and Taylor Hanson
Jeff and Beau—Jeff and Beau Bridges
David and Andrew—David and Andrew Lauren
Ben and Casey—Ben and Casey Affleck
Mark and Donnie—Mark and Donnie Wahlberg
Cameron and Tyler—Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss
Liam and Luke—Liam and Luke Hemsworth
Female Pair Names
Helen and Anne—Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan
Eleanor and Pauli—Eleanor Roosevelt and Pauli Murray
Paris and Nicki—Paris and Nicki Hilton
Kourtney and Khloe—Kourtney and Khloe Kardashian
Britney and Jamie Lynn—Britney and Jamie Lynn Spears
Pippa and Kate—Pippa and Kate Middleton
Tia and Tamera—Tia and Tamera Monty
Miley and Noah—Miley and Noah Cyrus
Nicole and Sofia—Nicole and Sofia Richie
Jessica and Ashlee—Jessica and Ashlee Simpson
Hilary and Haylie—Hilary and Haylie Duff
Zooey and Emily—Zooey and Emily Deschanel
Bianca and Sierra—CocoRosie
Lily and Ruby—Lily and Ruby Aldridge
Unisex Names
Angus and Julia—Angus and Julia Stone
Sonny and Cher—Sonny Bono and Cher
Jaden and Willow—Jaden and Willow Smith
Donatella and Santo—Donatella and Santo Versace
Kate and Oliver—Kate and Oliver Hudson
Maggie and Jake—Maggie and Jake Gyllenhaal
Kaia and Presley—Kaia and Presley Gerber
Jack and Tatiana—Jack and Tatiana Schlossberg
Julianne and Derek—Julianne and Derek Hough
Jussie and Jurnee—Jussie and Jurnee Smollett
Shirley and Warren—Shirley MacLaine and Warren Beatty
Jane and Peter—Jane and Peter Fonda
Brandy and Ray J—Brandy and Ray J Norwood
Joan and Jack—Joan and Jack Cusack
Jason and Justine—Jason and Justine Bateman
David and Patricia—David and Patricia Arquette
Billie and Finneas—Billie Eilish and Finneas O’Connell
Goofy, Cutesy Twin Names
The beauty about naming an animal, or anyone for that matter, is it doesn’t necessarily have to have a rhyme or reason. It can be a bunch of sounds thrown together or names of objects—the possibilities are endless.
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Male Pair Names
Shrimp-boat and Tug-boat
Bangers and Mash
Eros and Logos
Ben and Jerry
Starsky and Hutch
Cheech and Chong
Fido and Felix
Batman and Robin
Webster and Winston
Kirk and Spock
Cheese and Cracker
Burger and Fries
Mike and Ike
Hubba and Bubba
Crumb and Stutts
Bean and Nugget
Bro and Dude
Hip and Hop
Sprout and Sprinkle
Pip and Pan
Female Pair Names
Pansy and Posy
Kiki and Coco
Fefe and Faye
Mimi and Momo
Lark and Wren
Sugar and Spice
Cookie and Cream
Fritzi and Mitzi
Lettie and Lottie
Sweet Tart and Smarties
Kismet and Karma
Reeses and Buttercup
Poundcake and Muffins
Bitsy and Betsy
Oprah and Ellen
Meiko and Marlo
Violet and Dandelion
Pippy and Punky
Noodle and Tofu
Flora and Fauna
Clementine and Tangerine
Unisex Names
Mousse and Marzipan
Peanut and Chestnut
Pancake and Waffle
Apples and Bananas
Ravioli and Tortellini
Fluffy and Floofy
Viva and Vero
Fish and Chips
Salt and Pepper
Nook and Cranny
Tootsie Roll and Taffy
Knickknack and Paddywack
Skittles and Starburst
Tidbit and Tiny-tot
Tiddlywinks and Twinkletoes
Tomato-tomato and Potato-potato
Jelly Bean and Jolly Rancher
Falafel and Figgy
Sherbet and Herbert
Giblet and Goblin
Duke and Duchess
Bubbles and Suds
Girdle and Trousers
Twig and Berries
Chunk and Tubs
Grapes and Eggs
Fezziwig and Polliwog
Iggy Pop and Ziggy
Mocha and Cappuccino
Turkey and Tater
Pickles and Poptart
Chimichanga and Chatterbox
Flo and Ebb
Lop and Lib
Regular Joe Names for your Twin Cats
Do you enjoy it when people name their animals after, well, people? There are tons of old, trendy, or cutesy average everyday names you can pick for your twin pair. Essentially you can use whatever pairing you want, but here are some ideas we tossed together.
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Male Pair Names
Lloyd and Larry
Duncan and Declan
Hugo and Hero
Vincent and Victor
Bruno and Brutus
Pops and Pappy
Kirby and Kurtis
Douglas and Dewey
Edmund and Edward
Dan and Sam
Thurman and Truman
Patrick and Pax
Corbin and Reuben
Gill and Gru
Dave and Don
Rocco and Roscoe
Ferdinand and Franz
Pippin and Payton
Edgar and Eli
Oliver and Oscar
Stanley and Stewie
Lyle and Lloyd
Abner and Abe
Nigel and Niles
Carl and Charles
Female Pair Names
Phyllis and Francis
Tonya and Trudy
Gertie and Gabby
Mitzi and Margot
Doreen and Dolores
Harriet and Helen
Hazel and Opal
Deana and Dinah
Suzanne and Sally
Pixie and Trixie
Margo and Marcie
Sarah and Samara
Tansy and Pansy
Belinda and Betsy
Charlene and Jolene
Tammy and Tracy
Lilith and Lyra
Winifred and Wilhelmina
Tabitha and Tawny
Judith and Janice
Margot and Margaret
Abby and Ally
Priscilla and Prudence
Sissy and Sandy
Anya and Anika
Rue and Roma
Nila and Delilah
Peony and Petunia
Emmie and Ellie
Jasmine and Jade
Unisex Names
Dudley and Daisy
Gus and Gabby
Harold and Hilda
Grady and Gracie
Frank and Freda
Earl and Ellie
Joe and Jane
Barney and Bonnie
Victor and Victoria
Toby and Tonya
Ira and Ida
Sherman and Shirley
Tubby and Trudy
Wilbur and Wilma
Ralph and Rhonda
Simon and Sophie
Francis and Fannie
Quade and Quinn
Zeb and Zelda
Yuri and Zuri
Newman and Nina
Monty and Mona
Oswald and Olga
Terrance and Tina
Rudy and Rosy
Percy and Penny
Duncan and Dinah
Fester and Fern
Henry and Holly
Randy and Rita
Twin Names Based on Color
If you want to go more for a color theme, there are plenty of twin names to choose from here. We could go on for days in each individual color category, but here are five of each.
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Black Cats
Crow and Raven
Ebony and Onyx
Ink and Coal
Tarot and Rune
Twilight and Eve
Orange Cats
Pumpkin and Ginger
Clementine and Tangerine
Nutmeg and Maple
Mango and Peach
Coral and Terracotta
Gray Cats
Smoke and Smolder
Ash and Soot
Ghost and Ghoul
Pewter and Slate
Gunpowder and Lead
White Cats
Snowbell and Flurry
Avalanche and Everest
Purity and Piety
Chalky and Milky
Ivory and Alabaster
Calico Cats
Taco and Fajita
Patch and Marble
Chimera and Chili
Kaleidoscope and Rainbow
Harlequin and Motley
Tuxedo Cats
Monochrome and Grayscale
Piebald and Magpie
Dapple and Merle
Oreo and Cookie
Skunk and Panda
Tabby Cat
Jailbird and Lag
Candy Cane and Peppermint
Pinstripe and Crochet
Streak and Stripes
Bumblebee and Chipmunk
That’s All She Wrote
We know, we know—this list doesn’t even crack half of the twin names you could come up with, but we think it’s a pretty good start.
Even if you didn’t find the right pair of names, maybe it gives you the inspiration to draw from to pick exactly what fits your little duo the best.
Ashley Bates is a freelance dog writer and pet enthusiast who is currently studying the art of animal therapy. A mother to four human children— and 23 furry and feathery kids, too – Ashley volunteers at local shelters, advocates for animal well-being, and rescues every creature she finds. Her mission is to create awareness, education, and entertainment about pets to prevent homelessness. Her specialties are cats and dogs....Read more
