Adopting a rabbit? These adorable, funny and clever bunny names will have you and your favorite fluffball hopping with joy!
130+ Cute Bunny Names That Are Completely Ear-resistible
Some companion animals have special skills: Cats hunt mice and deter pests, dogs can help you feel safe in your home, and fish, well ⦠theyāre decorative? But some pets bring joy and happiness into your life simply because theyāre adorable. Weāre talking about the fluffiest, floppiest, whiskery-est, most nose-wiggling hop-along cuties itās possible to share a home with: bunnies! And the only thing sweeter than having a bunny as a pet? Giving your cute bunny one of the cutest bunny names!
When it comes to rabbit names, the best ones often overlap with the classics: Peter, Bugs and Bunnicula. We grew up with these famous fluffballs, so those names have a special place in our hearts and minds. Veterinary surgeon Kathryn Rosalie Dench, MA VetMB, who works with small animals and exotic pets advised us on what names to choose and whether cute bunny names can actually make your pet respond.
As with hamster names, you can choose something super sweet, or you can go for a serious dose of irony. Trust usāyour bunny wonāt mind as long as you read ahead, pick a cute bunny name and give it loads of attention and snuggles!
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Girl bunny names

When it comes to bunny names for female rabbits, herbs and flowers are great sources of inspiration. Plus, if you choose right, then your bunnyās favorite snack and her name might be the same. Just imagine feeding a four-leaf clover to cute, tiny fluffball of a Clover!
- Plum
- Clementine
- Apricot
- Clover
- Daphne
- Fennel
- Juniper
- Apple
- Marigold
- Strawberry
- Blueberry
- Sage
- Lavender
- Violet
- Sunflower
- Rosemary
- Poppy
- Bluebell
- Felicity
- Dandelion
- Daisy
- Lily
Boy bunny names

Even if you know the Easter bunny origin story by heart, finding the perfect rabbit name for your boy bun-bun can be a challenge. Try starting with food-focused names. (Warning: Hunger pangs may strike while you ponder this list of names for bunnies.) Or go with a moniker that describes your pet to a T, like the always-appropriate Jumper. If all else fails, a manly human name will elicit laughs.
- Pistachio
- Chester
- Truman
- Couscous
- Nibbler
- Jumper
- Houdini
- Cardigan
- Dash
- Parsley
- Ringo
- Mortimer
- Peanut
- Harvey
- Frank
- Bruno
- Chip
Funny bunny names

Cute bunny names are a dime a dozen, but funny bunny names are extra specialājust like your new fluffball! Try the options below if you want a truly hop-sterical bunny name.
- Hip Hop
- Cotton Candy
- IHOP
- Bobbin
- Frosting
- Bunny the Vampire Slayer
- Benedict Cumberbunny
- Anthony Hopkins
- David Hopperfield
- Rabbit De Niro
- Edward Hopper
- Napoleon Bunnyparte
- Presto
- Cinnabun
Famous names for bunnies

From Disney characters to heroes of literature and cartoons, there are tons of famous bunnies worth naming your new lop-eared friend after. Here are a few of our favorites, which work for a range of bunny appearances and personalities.
- Lola
- Buster Baxter
- Flopsy
- Mopsy
- Cottontail
- Peter
- Miffy
- Nesquik
- Hazel
- Thumper
- Pantoufle
- Roger Rabbit
- Snowball
- Judy Hopps
- Brāer
- Pookie
- Bugs
- Peppy Hare
- Oswald
- Energizer
- Bunnicula
- Trix
- Max
- Ruby
White bunny names

Theyāre not just part of Easter jokesĀ and celebrations! Magicians love them, Monty Python fans fear them, and theyāre always running late. Weāre talking about white rabbits, of course.
- Daisy
- Radish
- Albus
- Top Hat
- Jon Snow
- Coconut (Coco or Nutty for short)
- Chantilly
- Abracadabra
- Marshmallow
- Winter
- Blizzard
- Ranch
- Cloud
- Cool Whip
- Parsnip
- Sushi
- Blossom
- Blanca
- Meringue
- Sugar
- Salt
- Opal
Black bunny names

They say that pets with dark fur are more difficult to take cute pictures of, but black bunnies are really photogenic. Crown your charcoal companion with one of these adorable rabbit names and post a pic on Instagram for all the likes.
- Pepper
- Midnight
- Pepsi
- Licorice
- Poe
- Ember
- Espresso
- Raven
- Blackberry
- Inkblot
- Shadow
- Jet
- Onyx
- Sable
- Coffee
Rabbit names inspired by nature

Between plants, weather, seasons and even other animals, nature provides a ton of inspiration for bunny names. The only problem? It may be hard to choose just one favorite!
- Daffodil
- Fern
- Captain Carrots
- Bear
- Alfalfa
- Ivy
- Rowan
- Acorn
- Grasshopper
- Holly
- Willow
- Nutmeg
- Magnolia
- Moose
- Flora
- Rosie
- Chrysanthemum
- Haystack
- Summer
- Sweet Pea
No matter which name you choose, we hope it brings a little extra hop-piness to life with your bunny.
What should you consider when naming a bunny?
The name you give your bunny will be the first thing that forges a connection between you and your pet. Can rabbits learn their names and really bond with you? Yes! āRabbits are intelligent creatures that can be trained to respond to their names, use litter boxes and even perform tricks,ā says Dr. Dench. āThey are also highly social and thrive in the company of their human companions. Spending quality time with your rabbit, such as gently petting them or engaging them in interactive play sessions, can greatly enrich their lives and strengthen the bond between you.ā
That, of course, makes choosing the perfect bunny name even more important, right? Sort of. Dr. Dench notes that what you name your rabbit doesnāt matter as much as how you care for them. āI encourage you to create a safe and stimulating environment for your rabbit, providing them with plenty of space to hop, explore and engage in natural behaviors,ā she says. āRegular veterinary checkups, a proper diet and mental stimulation are also crucial for their overall well-being.ā
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- Kathryn Rosalie Dench, MA VetMB, veterinary surgeon and writer for Gentle Dog Trainers


