If you’re a dog owner, then you know that picking out a name for your pup is no easy task.
You want something that’s unique and fits their personality, but you also don’t want it to be too long or complicated.
If you’re looking for some medical-themed inspiration, then look no further! Check out these names inspired by medical.
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Male Medical Dog Names
Male Medical Dog Names
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Female Medical Dog Names
Female Medical Dog Names
Male Medical Dog Names
| Names | Notes |
| MD | As in Medicinae Doctor, Latin |
| Elixir |
An alchemic liquid cure
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| Tourniquet |
A wrap used to decrease bleeding
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| Chiron |
A mythological Greek centaur with great healing skills
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| Nodens |
The Roman British god of healing and dogs
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| Mender |
A synonym for a healer; one who mends
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| Healer |
Anyone who heals others physically, mentally or spiritually
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| Xu |
The African Bushmen god who is invoked when sickness appears
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| Mountebank |
Someone who sells (usually false) medicine
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| Ashvins |
Hindu twins who played doctors of the gods
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| Sekhmet |
The Egyptian goddess of medicine and healing
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| Ixlilton |
The Aztec god of medicine
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| Medic |
One who practices medicine, generally out of the context of a hospital
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| Quack |
An unqualified or non-practicing person who sells their goods or services as real
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| Maximon |
The Mayan hero god of health
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| Serum |
A liquid created to cure an internal ailment
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| Loco |
The Afro-American patron of healing
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| Potion |
A drink with medicinal powers
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| Borvo |
The Celto-Lusitanian god of bubbling spring water; associated with healing
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| Tonic |
A liquid medicine that improves physical or mental attributes
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| Iaso |
The Greek goddess of all curing and healing methodology
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| Mullo |
A Gaulish deity associated with healing the eyes
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| Splint |
A stiff tool used to immobilize a broken bone
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| Apollo |
The Greek god of sun, light and healing
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| Ixchel |
The Mayan jaguar goddess of medicine
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| Agwu |
The African Igbo god of medicine
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| Lenus |
The Gaulish healing god often associated with Ares
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| Nostrum |
A so-called “magic” formula for attempting to cure any number of things
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| Airmed |
The Irish goddess who healed the injured
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| Doc | Short for doctor |
Female Medical Dog Names
| Names | Notes |
| Bona |
Dea The Roman goddess of fertility and healing
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| Brigid |
An Irish goddess associated with healing
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| Angitia |
The Roman snake goddess often associated with healing and magic
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| Haoma |
The Persian god of health
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| Hera |
The Greek goddess of women’s health
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| Patch |
Material used to mend an injury
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| Tabitjet |
The Egyptian scorpion goddess whose blood is supposedly a panacea
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| Eir |
The Norse goddess often associated with medicine and medical skill
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| Febris |
The Roman goddess who protected people from disease
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| Dharti |
The Hindu solar god of health and tranquility
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| Shaman |
A tribal healer who uses both the natural and spiritual world
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| Salve |
An ointment created to soothe or cure a physical ailment
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| Anahit |
The Armenian goddess of healing
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| Panacea | A cure-all |
| Remedy |
A cure for an ailment
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| Chirurgeon |
An antiquated term for a doctor
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| Isis |
An Egyptian goddess of healing and magic
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| Dian |
After Dian Cecht, an Irish healing god
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| Aja |
The Afro-American spirit of the forest and its healers
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| Bandage |
A wrap used to protect a wound
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| Menrva |
The Etruscan god of (ironically) war, wisdom and health
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| Sirona |
A Celto-Germanic goddess often associated with healing
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| Jengu |
An African water deity of curing disease
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| Erinle |
The Afro-American healer and physician to the Orisha
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| Beiwe |
The Sami goddess who restored mental health after winter’s effects
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| Mami |
Wata Various African deities associated with healing
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| Pinga |
The Inuit goddess of fertility and medicine
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| Epione |
The Greek goddess of soothing pain
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| Hebe |
The Greek goddess of eternal youth
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We hope you found our list of medical dog names as fascinating as we did. If you’re still undecided on a name for your new pup, please check our dog names inspired by medicine.
