Nature Cat Names, Names Inspired from Nature Starting With P

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

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Pansy		Female
Panther		Male
Paprika		Unisex
Parrot		Unisex
Parsley		Unisex
Pavo		Unisex
Peach		Unisex
Peaches		Female
Pearl		Female
Pegasus		Male
Peony		Female
Pepper	The seasoning made from pepper fruit; also a plant word	Male	English word name
Peppermint		Male
Perseus		Male
Persimmon		Unisex
Petal		Female
Petunia		Female
Phoebe	Bright or pure	Female	Latinized form of a Greek name
Phoenix		Male
Pierce		Unisex
Pig		Unisex
Pisces		Unisex
Platinum		Unisex
Plum		Female
Poppy	The poppy flower	Female	English
Posey		Female
Posy		Female
Primrose		Female
Puma		Female

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