How about
Mork and Mindy?

Oops! I just see that has been suggested already.
I think they are great names! They are also not the same vowel sound that cats recognise, so they won't get confused.

Tate and Lyle?

Dolce and Gabbana?

Randall and Hopkirk?

Just some extra ideas. ;,)

I like this, especially if they are French cats. Not sure how you check, (look under the tail?).

It would be obvious -they mew with a French accent, you fool!

Haha!, cannot argue with that how funny
Cats are soo french!!

Under a bit of green field in France

I've always fancied black & white cats: Asmodeus and Amadeus.

We had a Dorien and Esme, and a Webster...after the dictionary.

Naming pets is the best...you can really let your imagination fly in a way that would be completely unacceptable with one's prodginy

I have 2 too: the naming was a fraught process involving too many suggestions

So I ended up with Princess Angela-Constanza de-Criminally-Cute-de-Chez-Nous. Now known colloquially as the Bitch, & stuck to Smudge for her sister

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I used to leave the Naming of Cats to the offspring, which led to Baghera & Batman, also Pat & Mat !

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Let my friends kids name a trio of barn cats: Crosby, Stills and Natch.

Mindy and Mork

(just to be different)

My cat (Franco-Ontarian) is called Minette (frog for pussy).

I doubt she cares all that much what her name is. We only called her Minette after the vet refused to call her Honda on the paperwork.

I could probably re-name her "Toilet" or "Angle Grinder". It wouldn't make any difference. She still wouldn't listen to me.

"Damn cat" (& the Frog equivalent) works as well as Any Other Name here

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Osti de tabernacle de calice de maudit de chatte!

She doesn't respond to that one either.

Yeah, that too.



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