Hot Cat Names, Most Popular Cat Names Starting With C

These are hot cat names that start with the letter C. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all hot cat names.

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Caleb		Male
Cali		Female
Callie	A familiar form of Caroline or names starting with Cal	Female	English
Caroline		Female
Casey		Male
Cason		Male
Casper	A Dutch and Scandinavian form of Jasper	Male	Dutch and Scandinavian name usage
Cassie		Female
Cassius		Male
Charles		Male
Charlie	Short or feminine form of Charles	Male	English
Charlotte		Female
Chester	A surname linked to Chester; the place name relates to a camp or fortress	Male	English place-derived surname
Chico		Male
Chloe	Green shoot; new plant growth	Female	Greek
Christian		Male
Claire		Female
Clara		Female
Clementine		Female
Cleo	Short form of Cleopatra, Cleon or Cleopas	Female	English short form of Greek-derived names
Clyde		Male
Coco		Female
Cody		Male
Cookie	A small sweet baked cake or biscuit	Female	English food word
Cooper		Male
Copper		Female
Cordelia		Female
Cupcake		Unisex
Cyrus		Male

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