The names we choose for our cats can reveal a lot about our pets, our passions, or our cats’ personalities. And, they often reflect the things that matter most to us. Whether they showcase our interests or reflect what’s happening in the world around us, 2022 saw a lot of new cats, and a lot […]
Rover’s Ninth annual report shows COVID-19, Britney Spears, Disney+, Cryptocurrency, and other 2021-inspired events are influencing pet naming. Rover.com, the world’s largest online marketplace for loving pet care, unveiled its ninth annual report of the year’s most popular pet names. The names we choose for our pets often reflect the things that matter most to
The Lion King provided inspiration for the top cat names of 2019, according to Find Cat Names, a leading website for finding the perfect name for a new cat. Simba is the most popular choice for male cat names while Nala topped the chart for female cat names. This corresponds with the 2019 remake of the popular
Does your furriest friend seem to always be down on his luck? Is he accident-prone, frequently under-the-weather or eating something he shouldn’t? Since St. Patty’s Day just passed (and in the spirit of fun!), PetPlan Pet Insurance sorted through half a million claims records and found the names of cats that visited the veterinarian most often. Here’s how
With the presidential race really heating up, pet insurance provider, Healthy Paws Pet Insurance, just released some fun political trends in pet names. Only time will tell if these new naming trends are any indication of which candidate will become our next POTUS. After analyzing the naming trends of more than 1 million dogs and
Rover.com, the nation’s Airbnb for dogs, has just released their list of the most popular cat names for the year! From the top male and female names, to the best of winning wordplay, our cat’s names say a lot about their personality…and our ‘likes’ as owners! How does your cat’s name stack up?
For the third straight year, “Bella” reigns as the most common name among both cats and dogs in 2014 and “Max” was once again the feline runner up. Veterinary Pet Insurance Co. (VPI), the nation’s first and largest provider of pet health insurance, sorted its database of more than 500,000 insured pets to determine the
