110+ Yellow Cat Names – Awesome Ideas for Naming Your Yellow Kitten

Do you need a name for your new cat? Here are some of the best yellow cat names to choose from. 

The color yellow is associated with happiness, energy, and playfulness. If that’s what you’re looking for in your new pet, then one of these great names might be perfect!

Male Yellow Cat Names

• Honey boy
• Oleo
• Creamer
• Tabasco
• Goldie
• Copper
• Milo
• Orange
• Flame
• Oliver
• Latte
• Dempsey
• Marley
• Oj
• Cleo
• Lion
• Toffi
• Sinbad
• Chalk
• Charlie
• Marzi
• Simba
• Chester
• Apple
• Taxi
• Tang
• Bus
• Leo
• Garfield
• Sonny
• Noodle
• Tiger
• Waffle
• Loki
• Sparky
• Fry
• Blaze
• Mustard
• Rooney
• Chili
• Okra
• Oscar
• Dexter
• Karo
• Mango

Female Yellow Cat Names

• Sandy
• Taffy
• Tiger Lily
• Sunny
• Ginger
• Marilyn
• Maple
• Sun
• Curry
• Corona
• Penny
• Daisy
• Fiona
• Sunflower
• Autumn
• Buffy
• Callie
• Jello
• Sunshine
• Yellow
• Winnie
• Alani
• Phoebe
• Sunkiss
• Marmalade
• Mila
• Nala
• Amber
• Mellow
• Opie
• Minnie
• Gigi
• Cayenne
• Ariel
• Ollie
• Tangerine
• Honey
• Dandelion
• Pumpkin
• Mimi

Unisex And Gender Neutral Yellow Cat Names

• Dandy Lion
• Butter
• Creamsicle
• Cappuccino
• Marzipan
• Starsky
• Tigger
• Tequila
• Peanut
• Milkshake
• Caramel
• Puffytail
• Butterscotch
• Apricot
• Treasure
• Popcorn
• Crackers
• Cheesecake
• Peaches
• Cheddar
• Cinnamon
• Banana
• Cab
• Flaxen
• Butterbean
• Dollie
• Butterball
• Buttercup
• Custard
• Starburst

As you can see, there are a lot of great names for cats that have been popular throughout the years. 

If none of these suit your fancy, you can visit our orange cat names for more ideas!

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Emily Walker

Emily Walker is a lifelong animal lover and a passionate advocate for responsible pet ownership. With a background in animal behavior and over a decade of experience as a freelance writer for various pet publications, Emily brings a wealth of knowledge to the readers of Pawprint Post. Her articles focus on practical training tips, holistic pet care, and navigating the joys and challenges of adopting a new furry family member. When she's not writing, Emily can be found exploring local trails with her rescued terrier mix, 'Pip,' or curled up on the couch with her two senior cats. She believes every pet has a unique story, and she's dedicated to helping owners understand and celebrate them.

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