Loki discovered this oversight by disguising himself as a woman and initiating a spirited conversation in which Frigg foolishly spilled the beans. Loki wasted no time in using this information to orchestrate Baldur's demise. The lesson here is that no one is easier to trick than a trickster. Then Heimdall is the name for him. From that point on he became rather passive even though he was still the god of winter.
Some cats are voracious eaters, scarfing down their food before they have time to taste it.
If so you might want to consider naming him after Logi, the god of fire. One tale describes an eating contest between Logi and the trickster god, Loki. For the most part Loki held his own, devouring his grub swiftly enough, but he was no match for Logi. In mere seconds Logi consumed his food, the leftover bones, the plates, and at last the table itself. Needless to say, Loki wasn't too pleased since he was usually the trickster, not the trickee.