Country Cat Names

Saddle up and get ready to name your furry friend with this list of country cat names that are as Southern as sweet tea. Inspired by country music stars, and the charm and hospitality of the South, these names will make you feel like a true country belle or beau.

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• Abel

  He's named after a farmer in the Bible, y'all!
• Ammo

  Reminiscent of rural life, where hunting and firearms are common.
• Angus

  This Scottish-origin moniker evokes images of rural landscapes and cattle.
• Arrow

  Reminiscent of outdoor adventures and rustic wilderness, like a cowboy's tool.
• Bait

  Fishing, a popular rural pastime, inspired this rustic feline moniker.
• Bambi

  Inspired by rural wildlife, reflecting a rustic, outdoorsy vibe.
• Banjo

  This name echoes Southern charm and bluegrass music origins.
• Bart

  Reminiscent of Western cowboy Bart Maverick from 1950s TV.
• Barton

  Named after a rural English village, it screams rustic charm!
• Berry

  Reminiscent of rural orchards and popular southern pies.
• Birdie

  Reminiscent of Southern charm, it echoes rural simplicity and nature's whimsy.
• Blast

  Explosions are common in rural areas for mining and farming.
• Blaze

  Reminiscent of wild western fires, evoking rustic, outdoorsy vibes.
• Blue

  Named after the popular Southern music genre, blues.
• Bo

  Echoes Southern charm, inspired by Dukes of Hazzard character.
• Bongo

  Reminiscent of rural music, evoking images of barn dances and hoedowns.
• Bootie

  Reminiscent of cowboy boots, evoking rural charm and southern style.
• Boots

  Cowboys wear boots, and they're a big part of rural culture.
• Bootstrap

  Reminiscent of cowboy lingo, evoking images of rustic, wild west charm.
• Bow

  Reminiscent of Southern charm, like a ribbon on a cowgirl's hat.
• Boy

  Rustic charm and simplicity make it a popular choice for rural felines.
• Boz

  Reminiscent of rural charm, it echoes Boz Scaggs, famed American singer-songwriter.
• Briars

  Reminiscent of rural landscapes, evoking images of prickly, wild shrubbery.
• Brutus

  He's named after a Roman leader, evoking rustic, rural strength.
• Buck

  Reminiscent of rural life, it's often linked to cowboy and western themes.
• Bucky

  Reminiscent of Southern charm, evoking images of cowboy boots and rodeos.
• Bud

  Reminiscent of cowboy companionship, evoking rural camaraderie and simple living.
• Buddy

  Popular among rural pet owners, it evokes a friendly, down-to-earth vibe.
• Bullwinkle

  Inspired by rural charm, reflecting a moose character from classic cartoons.
• Chester

  Reminiscent of rustic charm and old-world English villages.
• Chip

  Reminiscent of rural charm, evoking images of a friendly farmhand.
• Chops

  Reminiscent of Southern BBQ, evoking rustic, down-home cooking vibes.
• Clyde

  Named after a famous Southern river, it oozes rural charm and simplicity.
• Cooter

  Reminiscent of rural Southern charm, it's popularized by Dukes of Hazzard.
• Cousin

  Reminiscent of familial nicknames often used in rural areas.
• Cowboy

  Ranchers and wranglers in rural areas often sport this iconic moniker.
• Cujo

  This moniker nods to rural toughness, inspired by Stephen King's canine.
• Dale

  Named after a rural valley, it evokes rustic, outdoorsy vibes.
• Dawg

  This moniker echoes rural Southern slang for "dog".
• Deer

  Reminiscent of rural landscapes, often spotted in woodland and farmland areas.
• Diesel

  Reminiscent of big trucks and rural life, often associated with Southern charm.
• Doe

  Reminiscent of rural wildlife, evoking images of peaceful, pastoral landscapes.
• Dozer

  Reminiscent of bulldozers, often used in rural, farming landscapes.
• Duke

  Royalty often names their pets after noble titles.
• Eagle

  Symbolizes American freedom and strength, popular in rural, patriotic settings.
• Fetch

  Reminiscent of rural dog commands, evoking rustic charm and simplicity.
• Finn

  Rooted in Irish heritage, it evokes rural landscapes and traditional folklore.
• Flint

  Reminiscent of rural landscapes, evoking images of rugged stones and wilderness.
• Floyd

  Named after legendary bluegrass musician, Floyd Cramer.
• Frankie

  Named after legendary singer, Frank Sinatra, known for his cowboy hat.
• Freedom

  Symbolizes patriotic spirit and national pride often associated with rural areas.
• Freeway

  Named after open roads, reflecting rural landscapes and adventurous spirit.
• Gas

  Fuel types are often linked with rustic, rural living.
• Glory

  Patriotic connotations and Southern charm make it a rural favorite.
• Grey

  Reminiscent of rustic barn cats, evoking rural charm and simplicity.
• Grits

  This Southern staple food is a beloved, rustic moniker for felines.
• Gunnar

  Rooted in Nordic heritage, it evokes images of rugged landscapes and cowboys.
• Gunther

  Rooted in German heritage, it's popular among rural, Southern feline lovers.
• Harley

  Named after iconic American motorcycle brand, evoking rustic, rugged charm.
• Hatfield

  Named after a rural UK town, evoking rustic charm and simplicity.
• Hawk

  This moniker reflects rural wildlife, often seen in rustic landscapes.
• Hawkeye

  Named after a rugged outdoorsman from M*A*S*H, evoking rural toughness.
• Hee-haw

  This name mimics the sound a donkey makes, often linked to rural life.
• Hefty

  Reminiscent of strong, robust farm animals, evoking rural charm and simplicity.
• Herford

  Named after a rural English town known for cattle farming.
• Hick

  Hick nods to rural roots, echoing a playful, down-to-earth charm.
• Hike

  Reminds us of outdoor adventures in rural, nature-filled landscapes.
• Hillbilly

  Stereotypically, rural folks in America are often dubbed "hillbillies".
• Hudson

  Named after a famous rural river, evoking rustic charm and tranquility.
• Hunter

  Evokes images of rural pursuits and outdoor adventures, like hunting.
• Jackson

  Named after a famous cowboy hat-wearing singer, it's pure Nashville!
• Jethro

  He's named after a rural, folksy character from Beverly Hillbillies.
• John boy

  He's named after a rural character from "The Waltons" TV show.
• Junior

  Reminiscent of rural Southern tradition, often used for second-born sons.
• Lou

  Reminiscent of legendary singer Louvin Brothers, famed for rural tunes.
• Marlboro

  Named after a famous cowboy cigarette brand, yeehaw!
• Maverick

  This name echoes the wild, independent spirit of Western cowboys.
• Max

  Popular among rural pet owners, echoing cowboy Max Evans' rugged charm.
• Mccoy

  Named after a famous American Western family, evoking rural charm.
• Miller

  Named after a rural profession, it evokes rustic charm and simplicity.
• Mole

  Moles are common critters found in rural landscapes.
• Mudflap

  This moniker evokes images of rural roads and big, rumbling trucks.
• Mullet

  This name nods to a popular rural hairstyle from the 80s.
• Ozark

  Named after a rural mountain region in southern US.
• Pistol

  Reminiscent of Wild West gunslingers, evoking rustic, cowboy charm.
• Porkchop

  Reminiscent of southern cooking, evoking rustic charm and hearty farm life.
• Puddle

  Muddy farmyards often have these, making it a rustic, rural moniker.
• Ramses

  Egyptian pharaohs inspire this feline moniker, linking it to geographic origins.
• Ranch

  Ranch evokes images of wide open spaces and cowboy living.
• Ranger

  Evokes images of wide open spaces and the great outdoors.
• Ray

  Named after legendary singer-songwriter, Ray Charles, with southern roots.
• Rebel

  This name embodies the independent spirit often associated with rural life.
• Red

  Farmers often name their barn cats after vibrant, rustic hues.
• Redman

  He's named after red clay soil, common in rural, southern landscapes.
• Reggie

  This moniker nods to legendary cowboy actor, Reginald Denny.
• Remington

  Named after a popular American firearms and ammunition company.
• Roadster

  Evokes images of open roads and rural, laid-back living.
• Rookie

  Rookie evokes images of a young, adventurous cowboy.
• Rope

  Cowboys use it for lassoing cattle on rural ranches.
• Roscoe

  This moniker hails from rural roots, echoing Southern charm and cowboy swagger.
• Ruby

  This gemstone moniker hails from rural traditions and classic western films.
• Ruckus

  Reminiscent of rural chaos, evoking images of barnyard commotion and wild fun.
• Sam

  He's named after classic cowboy actor, Sam Elliott.
• Six pack

  Relates to rural tradition of naming pets after favorite beverages.
• Slugger

  Reminiscent of baseball, a beloved pastime in rural America.
• Squirrel

  Reminiscent of rural wildlife, evoking images of rustic, outdoorsy charm.
• Toby

  Rooted in rural charm, it's popular among Southern pet owners.
• Tramp

  Reminiscent of rural wanderers, evoking images of free-spirited, roaming felines.
• Trapper

  This moniker nods to wilderness explorers and fur trade pioneers.
• Whip

  Whip evokes images of cowboys, rodeos, and rustic rural life.
• Whiskey

  Named after a popular Southern drink, it evokes rustic, cowboy vibes.
• Wilber

  Reminiscent of rural charm, evoking images of barns and cowboy hats.
• Wildflower

  Evokes rural landscapes, nature, and Dolly Parton's southern charm.
• Willa

  She's named after famed rural novelist, Willa Cather.
• Willie

  Named after Willie Nelson, a legendary American folk singer.
• Winchester

  Named after a famous rural English city, evoking rustic charm.
• Winston

  Named after Churchill, a British icon, evoking rural, traditional English charm.
• Woody

  He's named after a famous cowboy, Woody from Toy Story.
• Yeller

  This moniker echoes rural Southern dialects and Old Yeller's legacy.
• Yellow

  Reminiscent of golden fields and classic cowboy neckerchiefs.

Country Cat Names currently rank in 65th place out of all MeowNames.com categories.

As of November 2024, country cat names are losing some popularity with new kitten owners. According to MeowNames stats, they are less fashionable than they were at this time last year.

We've seen quite a bit of variation for this category, which might suggest that its popularity is influenced by seasonal or cultural events.