Cat-Cat, the cat. Gets called Catters, cat, dum-dum, fuzzy banana or fuzzy sausage. And Baby Cat-Cat.

My cat’s Government name is Tostada. With his full title it becomes Tostada the Toe Annihilator.

We call him Toast, Toasty, Toasters, Toaster Roaster, Toast Malone, or Toaster Strudels.

Calvin Klein, named after that kid who help George Mcfly and played guitar at the dance.

You can guess what we call him for short.

Galleta (Pronounced Guy Ettah), I call her ‘weird puppy’

Cookie, a dachshund

Goes by

• Cookie
• the cookie
• cooks
• cookie monster (when she’s begging at the dinner table)
• weirdo (when zoomies are in effect)
• Cheeto dust (when she needs a shower)
• cookie maria (whenever she’s been bad and she knows it)
• cookita
• un perritoooo (when we get home)
• pinche perro (when we catch her in the act doing something evil)
• the worm (when we talk about her but dont want her to know were talking about her)

And a bunch more names depending on yhr situation

Athena and Nova. Also known as BabyKitty and SillyButt.

Falcor, because he is pure white, like the luck dragon.

Sour cream purrito.

Because he is dumb as rocks. Like a sour cream burrito.

The tabby cat is Padfoot, aka Paddy, aka Paddycakes, aka Paddifer, aka Sir Paddington, aka Crabcake.

The black cat is Nox, aka Knock-Knock, aka Noxy, aka Princess of Darkness, aka Cheddar (Bay) Biscuit.

Her name is Margie, short for Margarine (the shelter named her that). I mostly call her creature, goblin, baba, monster, and grumpy.

His name is Mop.

I call him Mopple or Mopplestein.

Used to have a void named Boog who I called Silkbeast.

Since we took over a stray and kept her 2 kittens (she went back to her rescuer - a bit of a story) those 2 are called Fenrir and Schlomo

But mostly I call them ‘Scheisser’ (German for someone who shits, but doesn’t do much else)

Snagglepuss, Snaggles/Snags for short. She can be a lil shithead sometimes but I would die for her

This is “Oskar”. When we don’t want him to know we are talking about him, we use “Schnuffel”, which is derived from the german word for sniffing, “schnüffeln”.

OP, gathering secret questions clues to get all our passwords :)

I’ve got a boy named Cricket, but we usually call him Crikey! (Including the exclamation point, you have to say it the way Steve Irwin would say it)