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One-eyed Cat Names (566 Amazing Choices)

What one-eyed cat name do you want for your one-eyed feline friend? We have collected over 500 one-eyed cat names that we know will fit any one-eyed cat.

There are some really cool and cute names on this list, so go ahead and take a look before you decide!

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The Best One-Eyed Cat Names

Every cat needs the perfect (or is it purr-fect?) name and one-eyed cats are no exception.

Whether your one-eyed feline friend lost their eye because of an illness, accident, or fight, there’s the perfect name out there, you just need to find it.

Here is a selection of name ideas to inspire you to choose the best name for your furry, feline friend.

Kit Kat
Moe
Jerry
One-Eyed Pussy
Lefty
Bullseye
Blinky
Miko
Connie
Righty
Vader
Winky
Hawkeye
Cycat
Jeter
Jib
Patchy
Mokey Bob
Jiggs
Arrow
Momster Meister
Encyclo
Blacky
Mishka
Moe Mojo
Moku
One-eyed Sammy
Marvel
One-eyed Willy
Mitts
Mojo Jojo
Ace
Alley
Binoculars
Captain Hook
Clapperboard
Cyclops
Goggles
Half-Pipe (or Halfpipe)
Jedi
Judge Dredd
LaserEye
Leo (one of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
MacGyver
Man-Eater
Monocle
One-Eyed Willie (character from the movie 'Treasure Island')
Optical Illusion
Panda Eyes (or Panda Bear)
Patch (or Patchy)
Pirate Pete or Pirate Peggy (depending on your pet's gender)
Popeye or Olive Oyl (depending on your pet's gender)
Robocat
Rocky (or Rocco)
Sailor Jerry (after the famous tattoo artist Sailor Jerry Collins)
Scary Eye
Seven of Nine (character from 'Star Trek: Voyager')
Sherlock or Watson (depending on your pet's gender)
Sinbad the Sailor
Sixth Sense
Spotty (or Spot, if you want to be really cute!)
Steampunk
Tasmanian Devil or Tazzy (if your cat is feisty and energetic!)
Terminator or Sarah Connor (depending on your pet's gender)
The Cat in the Hat
The Grinch
Three-Eyed Jack (character from 'Jack and the Beanstalk')
Triclops
Two-Face or Harvey Dent (depending on your pet's gender)
X-Ray Cat

Names For One-Eyed Male Cats

Cuddly and cute or strong and superior, your male one-eyed black cat needs a name that befits his personality.

In this list, there are plenty of names to choose from to perfectly suit your male, one-eyed cat.

Nyomah
Berkley Moody Blue
Notebook
Bubsby
Rebel
Oatmeal
Odor
Angus
Mother Smalley
Apollo
Nails
Ateret
Arbie
Bear
Morpheus
Aspirin
Nipper
Jax
Asthma
Balthazar
Skylar
Snake
O’Toole
Felix
Helena
Nisse
Dexter
Rufus
Azrael
Puma
Rocky
Nani
Basil
Spartacus
Otis
Baba Booey
Ziggy
Archemedes
Magic
Nixon
Bee-Bee
Myrtle
Anxiety Wrap
Binx
Mosi
Cupid
Bedsocks
Oblomov

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Names for One-Eyed Female Cats

Your one-eyed female cat may not be a conventional beauty, but we all know that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. And what better way to show your female feline that you love her than with the perfect name?

This list is all you need when choosing the perfect name for your one-eyed female feline.

Bellatrix
Ash
Ember
Dot
Sabrina
Mystic
Allie
Cleopatra
Katniss
Gaia
Sasha
Griselda
Asher
Izzy
Edie
Amazon
Godiva
Salem
Kiko
Olive
Nori
Lexi
Roxy
Lux
Aida
Sadie
Ellie
Eve
Pluto

Cute Names For One-Eyed Cats

We all think that our cat is the cutest. And we are probably right! Being the cutest one-eyed cat ever, your cat needs the cutest name.

Here are the best ideas for the cutie in your life.

Pirate
Cozmo
Comet
Dash
Derbyshie
Deja
Kit-Kat
Clementine
Scar
Fanny
Frida
Dargo
Crawford
Meowise
Inky
Fig
Morty
Delphyne
Calliope
Jiggles
Simba
Apricot
Pudding
Cardi
Sushi
Bebe
Birdie
Pandora
Adelaide
Goldie
Darla
Farrah
Ursula
Curley
Fisherman
Wink
Leila
Callie
Dahlia
Adora
Demi
Cuy
Faith
Java
Puss-cat
Katy Purry
Georgia
Abigail
Calypso
Socket
Skimbleshanks
Felicity
Mulan
Jafar
Lucifer
Camilla
Franny
Daphne
Fay
April
Amelia
Bubbles
Athena
Mufasa
Darin
Adele
Pocahontas
Babs
Raja
Coraline
Sniper
Dara
Gala
Beta
Lilith
Thunder
Esmerelda
Tarzan
Stitch
Cinnamon
Davidson
Delilah
Ava
Fergie
Bijou
Moana
Fiona
Diesel
Crimson
Allie
Fawn
Amaretto
Abba
Blinky Bill
Fizzy-beard
Darth Vader
Bernardo
Misty
Daffodil
Turtle
Cookie
Joker
Cricket
Chips
Beast
Maleficent
Fifi
Ginger
Daisy
Nicky
Grace
Gigi
Cassandra
Dumpling

Funny Names For One-Eyed Cats

Cats, like people, are unique and every cat deserves a name that suits them.

Some cats are jokers so make the most of the opportunity to give your funny feline the perfect name for its humorous personality.

Nugget
Creeper
Cheese
Indigo
Cindy Clawford
Tempura
Pikachu
Hector
Miss Piggy
Seuss
Turbo
Sashimi
Crookshanks
Jelly
Bella
Voldemort
Jazz
Easton
Frodo
Catzilla
Muffin
Snape
Franic
Purrito
Fibb
Fishbait
Meatball
Dreifach
Hagrid
Porkchop
Boots
Yeti
Luca
Dragon
Marshmallow
Dunkin
Frank
Meowsie
Cat Benatar
Bubbler
Dublin
Fever
Burrito
Ramen
Tink
Sirius
Popeye
Toothless
Dude
Obie
Cha Cha
Puddy Tat
Kermit
Rambo
Uno
Lilo
Jet
Ricky Ticky Tabby
Squeaky
Dundee
Clawdia
Fenster
Eastwood
Hobbes
Draino
Eclipse
Leela
Jennifurr
Hermione
Echo
Baloo
Sheba
Bacon
Drexel
Quimby
Ravenclaw
Cyclops
Sriracha
Porky
Wasabi
Nimbus
Severus
Duntada
Phoenix
Foxburg
Johnny Turbo
Cheerio
Gryffindor
Buttons
Dumbledore
Twinky
Faulk
Shiva

Names for Black Cats with One Eye

There’s no truth to the rumor that black cats are unlucky. But why take the chance?

To make sure you choose the best name for your one-eyed black cat, use this list to inspire you.

Hercules
Dante
Glasses Diddle Doodle
Ghost
Midnight
Olivia
Narcissus
Severe
Golly Gee
Ninja
Frats
Monocle
Miles
Blackie
Bandito
Nero
Herbie
Glory
Garage Boy
Gadu
Smudge
Stella
Smokey
Orion
Spooky
Vesuvius
Jack
Sylvester
Cerberus
Granite
Gale
Poseidon
Kali
Opie
Hades
Sky
Anthea
Hipster
Osiris
Hikari
Echidna
Sparky
Highway
Pepper
Lok
Aries
Zeus
Isis
Raven
Inky
Green Greenie
Frankie-Blueeyes
Heckle
Roxane
Cinder
Aphrodite
Oreo
Heshel
Grayson
Hiho
Darth Maul

Names for Orange Cats with One Eye

We all know that ginger is beautiful, and our ginger cats are no exception. Why not give your one-eyed ginger cat the best name ever?

Here is a list to help you find the best name for your ginger, one-eyed cat.

Whiskey
Blaze
Cheddar
Tiger
Tigress
Nacho
Rusty
Spice
Fire
Inferno
Lioness
Cheeto

Cool Names For One-Eyed Cats

Cool is as cool does, and some of us are cooler than others. Cats are no different.

So if your cat is the king of cool, what better way to honor him or her than with the coolest name around? Use this list below to make your choice.

Venice
Tiberius
Sable
Rain
Ophelia
Jinx
Lyra
Aurora
Niko
Nova
Onyx
Trouble
Twilight
Mickey
Merlin
Zero
Snoopy
Sherman
Moonshine
Xena
Casper
Nigel
Cosmo
Jupitus
Lynx
Moses
Sesame
Panther
Gypsy
Star
Diablo
Mocha
River
Mowgli
Ares
Copernicus
Astro
Sparkle
Tabitha
Minerva

Unique Names For One-Eyed Cats

Choosing a unique name for your cat is hard but not impossible.

The following is a list of some of the best unique names for your one-eyed furry friend.

Tooter
Monday
Odin
Twinkle
Weasel
Sniffels
Mojo
Oshi
Sir
Icabaud
Ron
Hooter
Ireland
Batman
Moxie
Travis
Awesome
Warner
Trap
Wolfface
Hood
Bandit
Pacia
Pacino
Panda
Poe
Isaiah
Moneypenny
Ignorance
Jay
Arizona
Warrior
Ozzy
Jeppetto
Sir Coltrane
Sapphire
Wallet
Snickerdoodle
Homer
Honda
Paco
Ivan
Domino
Orson
Jada
Sirus
Jupiter
Sneezy
Attitude
Danger
Panthro
Monarch
Jacques Pierre
Tux
Stormy
Huckleberry
Paris
Moony
Astro-boy
Tundra
Maverick
Beauregard
Hoover
Sir Maxwell
Sir Elton John
Austin
Toopee
Indy
Traggie
Onion
Juno
Nyx
Huggie Bear
Way Cool
Stary-eye
Clarice
Huck
Tori
Trevor
Cocoa
Toughie
Venus
Jellybean
Skeezer
Aristophanes
Norman
Middy
Aristotle
Prince
Magic
Guinness
Moon
Idayia
Storm
Toulouse
Toomba
Karma
Luna
Meeko

Cat Name Inspiration

Cat name ideas can come from anywhere. Here are some more places to find the perfect one for your new feline friend.

Names of flowers: rose, lily, violet
Names of animals: lion, tiger, jaguar, leopard, cheetah, cougar, puma, panther
Mythological creatures: dragon, phoenix, pegasus
Colors: black (or any other color), indigo, navy blue
Countries or cities: Paris (France), Venice (Italy), Dublin (Ireland)
Foods: cheese (pizza?), sushi (raw fish!), burrito (Mexican food!)

If choosing a human name, make sure it is not too popular that everyone will be calling out that same name at once! You want them to have their own identity.

If you are having trouble coming up with something on your own, try using baby naming websites or books to give some ideas.

Make sure it sounds good when spoken aloud and isn't difficult for others to pronounce either! This way there won't be any confusion among friends or family members who may already have pets named after certain names as well.

People often find inspiration from television shows, characters in literature they've read, famous people (past and present), places they've visited/want to visit...the possibilities are endless!

One of the most important things to remember is that your cat's name should reflect their personality. If you have a calm and laid-back feline, calling them something like "Bam-bam" or "Wild Thing" may not be the best choice.

Conversely, if you have an energetic and playful kitty, those names could work perfectly!

The bottom line is to choose whatever makes you and your pet happy. As long as everyone is on board with it - including your furry friend - the name will be perfect.

Help Choosing The Right Name

Here are a few helpful tips to help you choose the right name for your new pet.

1. Spend Some Time Thinking About The Personality Of Your Cat

Spending time thinking about your cat's personality can help you choose the right name.

Do they seem like a more feisty or gentle type of feline? Are they strong and independent, or are they always by your side? Do you think that any kind of animal would be scared off if your kitty were to chase after them (which is unlikely)? All these factors will go into helping you determine what best fits their individual personality.

If all else fails, why not name them after one of their features - do they have big ears? What about fluffy fur? Or maybe even whiskers! Whichever feature your pet has that stands out the most should make for an adorable moniker.

2. Pick A Name That Matches Their Personality

Once you have picked out your cat's personality, you can then pick out their name.

Here are a few examples of names that go with the personality:

If you like a cat who is affectionate and cuddly, then name them something sweet such as Honey or Snuggles.
If your kitten likes to play all the time than they may be best named Tigger or Simba.
A very independent type of cat would need their own individualistic kind of name such as Munchkin, Tiger Lily, or Midnight.

You can use this same technique for dogs - just switch out cats for dogs!

For example: If you have an energetic dog, they might do well with a name like Fifi or Rex (or even Buddy). A more mellow version could be called N or Lucky instead! It's all about finding the right name for your pet.

3. Consider How Other People Will Pronounce Their Name

It's also important to consider how other people will pronounce the name.

This is especially important if you have friends or family members who aren't familiar with your pet's name and they might not be able to say it correctly.

You don't want them butchering your kitty's moniker, do you? Choose a name that is easy for most people to say - something like "Kitty" instead of "Kit."

That way, no one will feel uncomfortable around your new feline friend.

4. Make Sure The Spelling Is Easy And Doesn't Have Any Extra Letters That Are Hard For People To Read

When you're giving your cat a name, it's important to avoid words with lots of letters that could easily be mistaken for one another.

It might seem like an obvious thing to do, but there are plenty of people who have accidentally named their pets the wrong word because they weren't paying attention!

To ensure this doesn't happen to you and your furry friend, take some time before choosing a name by writing down all the different options on paper or in a computer document.

This way, when someone reads them out loud (because let's face it - no one wants to try reading names from a screen), they won't sound too jumbled up.

If none of your ideas look right on paper either, don't worry - there are plenty of other naming resources out there to help you find the perfect moniker for your new kitty!

5. Consider If They're More Likely To Respond Better With One-word Names Over Longer Ones

When it comes to naming your cat, you might also want to consider their personality and how they respond to different types of names.

Are they more comfortable with one-word names or do they prefer longer ones?

Just like in human culture, sometimes children prefer nicknames over formal names.

The same can be said for cats - some felines might feel more at ease responding to a shorter name rather than something that is really long and complicated.

On the other hand, some owners might find that their cat responds better to a longer name instead of a single word.

It all depends on the individual pet's personality! So take this into consideration when choosing a moniker for them.

Don't forget - you can always name them after a celebrity or character from your favorite book or movie. There's no shortage of amazing one-eyed cat names out there, so take your time and have some fun with it!

Conclusion

One-eyed cats are just as unique and special as other types of felines. It is important to take the time to think about their personality, how they behave in different situations, and what type of name would make them feel most comfortable before choosing one for your new pet.

With so many amazing names out there, it's hard to choose just one! So why not have some fun with this decision?

Try something creative like naming your cat after a celebrity or character from your favorite book or movie - you can't go wrong with any option that makes them happy.

Do you have a one-eyed cat at home? What did you name them? Share your story in the comments below and let everyone know what moniker you chose.

We would love to hear from you! And don't forget to share this blog post with your friends and family members who might be looking for naming ideas for their new furry friend, too.