[2026] Western music cat songs: A roundup of classic tracks about cats
Cats are fickle, affectionate, and at times mysterious.
Precisely because they’re so irresistibly charming, they’ve long sparked the imagination of many musicians.
There are surprisingly many songs in Western music themed around cats, beloved across genres like rock, pop, jazz, and country.
From straightforward declarations of love for cats to clever numbers that use cats as a metaphor, the expressions vary widely.
This time, we’ve gathered a broad selection of cat songs from Western music to share with you.
Whether you’re a cat lover or simply looking to discover new tunes, be sure to check them out!
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Cat SizeSuzi Quatro

A song born from Suzi Quatro’s desire to “preserve the most popular live songs over the years,” she was born in Detroit and had been performing in rock bands since the age of 14.
It was co-written with lead guitarist Len Tuckey, who later became her husband.
The Kitty Cat SongThe Troggs

This is a song by The Troggs, a rock band formed in the UK in 1964, depicting a charming world of cats.
It was included on their debut album From Nowhere, released in July 1966, and is their garage-rock-style arrangement of Lee Dorsey’s original.
In contrast to the raw intensity of their signature hit “Wild Thing,” this track stands out for its light, humorous touch.
Its friendly melody, themed around the adorable gestures and charms of cats, makes it a perfect pick for pet lovers and fans of 1960s pop rock.
Cat DaddyRej3ctz

Rej3ctz is a Los Angeles rap trio consisting of Pee W33, Mowii, and Bounc3.
Released in 2011, this track was inspired by a dance movement called “Cat Daddy.” The leading figure who popularized this movement is R&B singer Chris Brown.
Kitty LitterPlacebo

This is a song included on Battle for the Sun, an album released in 2009 by the British alternative rock band Placebo.
It was the first album to feature Steve Forrest as the drummer after Steve Hewitt left the band in 2007.
Cat People (Putting Out Fire)David Bowie

A song written as the theme for Paul Schrader’s 1942 horror film Cat People.
It became David Bowie’s first solo hit in the United States since Golden Years, and it also reached No.
1 on the charts in New Zealand and Sweden.


