Ever wonder what your beloved pet’s name would look like in Chinese characters, or kanji? We pick one pet photo and render the pet’s name in kanji.
Cookie

焼
This kanji means “bake.” Baking makes the ingredients yummier and more fragrant.
菓
This one indicates “sweets.” Confections enrich and brighten our lives.
子
This kanji indicates a child.
In Japanese, “cookie” is written “焼菓子” (baked goods). Once baked, the ingredients become even yummier and more fragrant.
Put these characters together and it means: A dog who enriches and brightens her owners’ lives, keeps them going and comforts them when they are tired.

