If you’ve just bought a pair of animals, either fish, birds, cats, or dogs, or if you simply can’t stand the fact that your cute pet is lonely and sad and plan to get it a companion, you’ll probably have a hard time finding two names that go well one with the other. This article will try to help you in the quest of finding the perfect couple of names for your pets.
Pairs of Names Inspired by Cartoons
Cartoons offer us a lot of inspiration when it comes to pairs of names. Some popular examples are Bernard and Bianca, Tramp and Lady, Simba and Nala, Si and Am, or Chip and Dale.
As you can see, cute couple names aren’t reserved for humans like Brad and Angelina. A cute couple of names for your pets will make for a great discussion openner at parties and will make it easier for you to remember them. This is why, although not a vital necessity, if you’re getting twin pets or even a couple, you should think of two names that go well one with the other. Don’t Pooh and Piglet, or Sugar and Spice sound lovely?
You might also like my articles on great names for goats, monkeys, or skunks.
You might think that animals don’t bond as people do, but you might be surprised of how much a couple of animals will get to love each other. Did you know that lovebirds will usually mourn their partner’s death? They can even go through depression and succumb to their sorrow. So now that we can all agree that having a pair of cute names for a pair of cute pets is worth it, let’s find the perfect nicknames.
I gathered the lists below especially for people that have a hard time finding names for their pets. The list is made of famous, funny, and cute names of dogs, cats, and other pets, from cartoons, TV shows, and other sources.
| Names for Pairs of Dogs | Names for Pairs of Cats | Names for Pairs of Birds | Names for Pairs of Fish |
| Adam and Eve | Apples and Pears | Abott and Costello | Aqua and Fina |
| Ala and Bama | Abbott and Costello | Angel and Devil | Archie and Jughead |
| Anthony and Cleopatra | Arthur and Guinevere | Ariel and Eric | Asterix and Obelix |
| Athena and Zeus | Abra and Cadabra | Amos and Andy | Apple and Orange |
| Batman and Robin | Bambi and Thumper | Bonnie and Clyde | Betty and Veronica |
| Ben and Jerry | Barbie and Ken | Bart and Lisa | Ben and Jerry |
| Bert and Ernie | Babe and Ruth | Beauty and Beast | Bill and Ted |
| Bugs and Daffy | Buddy and Holly | Betty and Veronica | Buffy and Angel |
| Calvin and Hobbes | Caramel and Toffee | Castor and Pollux | Clawdia and Purrcy |
| Chili and Pepper | Casper and Wendy | Charles and Diana | Caesar and Brutus |
| Cruise and Kidman | Chip and Dale | Cinnamon and Sugar | Chocolate and Milk |
| Czar and Czarina | Cain and Abel | Cocoa and Puff | Chips and Salsa |
| Dakota and Montana | Dexter and Diddy | Dagwood and Blondie | Ding and Dong |
| Dharma and Greg | Donnie and Marie | Donald and Daisy | Duke and Duchess |
| Dolce and Gabanna | Diamonds and Pearls | Emma and Bam | Dawn and Dusk |
| Dora and Boots | Dot and Dash | Ethel and Fred | Dow and Jones |
| Ebony and Ivory | East and West | Frank and Beans | Einstein and Newton |
| Emilio and Gloria | Elvis and Priscilla | Frasier and Niles | Flopsy and Mopsy |
| Fiesta and Siesta | Emperor and Empress | George and Gracie | Fester and Lurch |
| Frito and Soda | Emeril and Essence | Gismo and Cosmo | Fame and Fortune |
| Goofy and Donald | Fish and Chip | Heckle and Jeckle | Giggs and Maggie |
| Harry and Lloyd | Fred and Ginger | Holly and Molly | Gucci and Prada |
| Harry and Sally | Frankie and Zooey | Ice and Water | Ginger and Mary Ann |
| Inny and Minny | Grumpy and Happy | Jekyl and Hyde | Hansel and Gretel |
| Itsy and Bitsy | Gin and Tonic | Jetsam and Flotsam | Hakuna and Matata |
| Jack and Jill | Hamlet and Ophelia | King Tut and Queen Nefertiti | Itsy and Bitsy |
| Jasmine and Aladdin | Homer and Marge | Kyoke and Nishibi | Ichabod and Crane |
| King and Kong | Itchy and Scratchy | Lilo and Stitch | Jim and Tammy |
| Kuddles and Kisses | Ink and Dink | Lucy and Ricky | Jake and Elwood |
| Laurel and Hardy | Jesse and James | Mary and Joseph | Kermit and Miss Piggy |
| Louie and Charlie | Johnny and June | Mutt and Jeff | Kit and Kaboodle |
| Mocha and Vanilla | Kim and Kanye | Neddy and Nelly | Lewis and Clark |
| Mojo and Jojo | Kirk and Spock | Nickel and Dime | Laffy and Taffy |
| Niles and Cairo | Lemon and Ade | Oberon and Titania | Mona and Lisa |
| North and South | Luke and Laura | Ozzie and Santhany | Mario and Luigi |
| Oscar and Felix | Mork and Mindy | Pebbles and Bambam | Nibey and Nosey |
| Ozzie and Harriet | Melody and Harmony | Peaches and Cream | Nick and Nack |
| Peek and Boo | Neo and Trinity | Ruby and Roxy | Outie and Innie |
| Ping and Pong | Nacho and Chip | Roy and Dale | Olive and Popeye |
| Quisp and Quake | Oscar and Emmy | Samson and Delilah | Paris and Brie |
| Rachel and Ross | Orion and Carina | Simba and Nala | Polka and Dot |
| Ralph and Alice | Poppy and Lily | Tele and Tubby | Ralph and Potzee |
| Starlight and Moondust | Punch and Judy | Timon and Pumbaa | Rock and Roll |
| Sugar and Spice | Ren and Stimpy | Vinnie and Pooh | Starsky and Hutch |
| Tom and Jerry | Rolls and Royce | Wishee and Washee | Taters and Tots |
| Tutti and Fruiti | Shiska and Bob | Wizzy and Wozza | Silver and Gold |
| Ups and Daisy | Sid and Nancy | Zeus and Roxanne | Topsy and Turvy |
| Ursa and Major | Tarzan and Jane | ||
| Victoria and Albert | Tristan and Isolde | ||
| Wilma and Betty | Victoria and Albert | ||
| Wilma and Fred | Van cleef and Arpels | ||
| Xylem and Phloem | Vegas and Hollywood | ||
| Yankee and Doodle | Will and Grace | ||
| Yin and Yang | Xerox and Copycat | ||
| Zen and Tao | Yogi and Booboo | ||
| Zeus and Apollo | Zig and Zag |
These names aren’t only appropriate for a couple made of a male and female. There are some great name ideas for two male or two female pets. Your pet’s personality will usually give you a pretty good idea as to what name will go well with it.
