Pronunciation: /ˈkætˌsɪt/
noun a person who takes care of someone else's cat while they are away
A1 I am going to catsit for my neighbor while they are on vacation.
A2 She asked me to catsit for her over the weekend.
B1 I have experience catsitting for friends and family members.
B2 Catsitting can be a fun way to earn some extra money on the side.
C1 Professional catsitters are in high demand in urban areas with busy pet owners.
C2 The catsitter provided daily updates and photos to reassure the pet owner while they were away.
verb to take care of someone else's cat while they are away
A1 I catsit my neighbor's cat when they go on vacation.
A2 She asked me to catsit her two cats while she was away for the weekend.
B1 I have experience catsitting for friends and family members.
B2 Catsitting requires responsibility and attention to detail to ensure the cats are well taken care of.
C1 As a professional catsitter, I provide daily updates to the owners on their cats' well-being.
C2 I have been catsitting for years and have developed a strong bond with the cats I care for.
formal I will be catsitting for my neighbor while they are on vacation.
informal I'm catsitting for my friend this weekend, so I'll be spending a lot of time at their place.
slang I've got to catsit for my sister's furball while she's out of town.
figurative Taking care of the project while the boss is away is like catsitting for the team.
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