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Why not try our warrior cat name generator printable below to find out what your warrior cat name is: Free warrior cat name generator printable In this post, we are purely suggesting names of warrior cats, not kittypets or rogue cats. By creating your own rules or naming conventions, you’ll be able to create purrfect, unique names for your book. You could even get a scrap paper now and create your own naming rules for your cats. Since these are naming rules created in the book series, you don’t need to follow them when writing your own book.

Some cats in the books have earned their suffix name through a special accomplishment or an achievement in battle.

Ancient cats have a prefix and suffix separated by a space, so their name is two words.

Leaders of clans have the suffix, ‘Star’.Cats over the age of 6 months (or apprentices) have the suffix, ‘Paw’.Cats under the age of 6 months, always have the suffix, ‘Kit’.If you’re creating a feisty fighter cat, give it a fierce name like DarkBlood or ShadowPaw.įrom the book series, there are some extra rules to follow when creating a warrior cats name, such as: And the suffix mostly describes the cat’s skill or ability, such as healer or fire.The prefix normally describes the cat’s appearance, such as golden or stripes.Warrior cat names are made of two words, a prefix (the first part) and a suffix (the second part).Think about colours that best describe your cat, such as silver, ginger, white, red or yellow.Look at cat-related words, such as paw, purr, stripes or feline.Similarly take inspiration from weather and seasons, such as blizzard, hurricanes, Winter or Autumn.

Think about natural elements, such as gold, pearls, rain and snow.Here are a couple of tips to follow when creating your own warrior cat name: Create Your Own Warrior Cats Naming Tips & Rules ^ Starbuck, Orca Thomas, David (n.d.).^ Bruce Fogle, The New Encyclopedia of the Cat ISBN 0-7894-8021-2, "Longhair - Japanese Bobtail".^ "2010 FIBA World Championship Event Guide: Mascot".^ Turkish Angora, Cats United International.^ Hints for Determining Cat Color Archived at the Wayback Machine, The Cat Fanciers Association.

Beautiful Bi-colours: Tuxedo and Magpie cats,.

^ a b "White" Genetics Page, Norwegian Forest Cats, Furry Boots.

^ Foster, Race and Smith, Marty ( DVMs), [ |date= }},.

^ Foster, Race and Smith, Marty, ( DVMs), Heterochromia Archived at the Wayback Machine, A-Z Health Library, Purina-One.

The color of the odd eye changes over a period of months, for example, from blue to green to yellow or from green to blue to yellow, until it reaches its final, adult color. Odd-eyed kittens have a different shade of blue in each eye. The differences in an odd-eyed kitten's eye color might not be noticeable, except upon close inspection. Kittens Īs with some other newborn mammals, all cats are blue-eyed as kittens, and may change as the newborn ages. The condition only rarely occurs in cats that lack both the dominant white and the white spotting gene. The odd-eyed coloring is caused when either the epistatic (recessive) white gene (which masks any other color genes and turns a cat completely white) or the white spotting gene (which is the gene responsible for bicolor and tuxedo cats) prevents melanin ( pigment) granules from reaching one eye during development, resulting in a cat with one blue eye and one green, yellow, or brown eye. The condition most commonly affects white cats, but may be found in a cat of any color, provided that it possesses the white spotting gene. There is also partial heterochromia, where there can be one blue eye and one eye that is partially blue and partially another color. This is a feline form of complete heterochromia, a condition that occurs in some other animals, including humans. An odd-eyed cat is a cat with one blue eye and one eye either green, yellow, or brown.