Spanish Cat Names, Cat Names of Spanish Origin Starting With P

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

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Name	Gender	Origin
Pabla	Female
Pablo	Male
Pacho	Male
Paciencia	Female
Paco	Male
Pacorro	Male
Palba	Female
Palban	Male
Palben	Male
Palmira	Female
Paloma	Female
Pancho	Male
Paquita	Female
Pascual	Male
Patti	Female
Peca	Unisex
Pedro	Male
Penelope	Female	Greek name; earlier derivation debated
Pepe	Male
Pepita	Female
Perro	Unisex
Picasso	Male
Pilar	Unisex
Pili	Male
Pita	Unisex
Platon	Unisex
Poco	Unisex
Primo	Male

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