Daisey is a registry-variant spelling of Daisy — and 28 records at this rank are almost certainly a paperwork artifact. Owners who intended Daisy occasionally typed an extra E, and the licensing system logged it as a distinct name. The canonical spelling Daisy ranks far higher.
Spelling Drift in Pet Registries
NYC and Seattle pet licensing forms are filled out by hand or in free-text fields, creating a long tail of phonetic and typo variants. Daisey, Daisee, Daizee — these all represent the same name in practice. This is a known artifact of registry data at this tier; the count of 28 almost certainly understates how many animals answer to this sound.
The Daisy Family
Daisy is a perennial top-tier pet name — cheerful, floral, and easy to call. It suits a wide range of breeds but lands especially naturally on golden-toned dogs and friendly, soft-natured cats. Golden Retrievers collect it heavily. The human name Daisy carries the same sunny character across both registers.
The Counter-Reading: Use the Standard Spelling
If you love Daisy, there is no functional reason to use the Daisey variant — it will cause confusion on vet records and registration paperwork for the animal's entire life. Use Daisy and save everyone the clarification. Browse pet names for floral alternatives.