Catsitter

Pronunciation: /ˈkætˌsɪtər/

Definitions of catsitter

noun a person who takes care of cats while their owners are away

Example Sentences

A1 My neighbor hired a catsitter to take care of her pets while she was on vacation.

A2 The catsitter fed the cats and cleaned their litter box every day.

B1 As a catsitter, it is important to follow the pet owner's instructions carefully.

B2 The catsitter provided daily updates to the pet owner about the cats' well-being.

C1 The professional catsitter had years of experience working with a variety of different animals.

C2 The catsitter was responsible for administering medication to the cats as per the veterinarian's instructions.

Examples of catsitter in a Sentence

formal The catsitter came highly recommended for her professionalism and attention to detail.

informal I found a great catsitter on a pet-sitting app who loves playing with my cats.

slang My friend is crashing at my place this weekend and acting as my catsitter while I'm away.

figurative Being a catsitter for my neighbor's feisty feline is like walking on eggshells.

Grammatical Forms of catsitter

• past tense: catsat
• plural: catsitters
• comparative: more catsitter
• superlative: most catsitter
• present tense: catsit
• future tense: will catsit
• perfect tense: have catsat
• continuous tense: is catsitting
• singular: catsitter
• positive degree: catsitter
• infinitive: to catsit
• gerund: catsitting
• participle: catsitting

Origin and Evolution of catsitter

First Known Use: 1985 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'catsitter' originated from the combination of 'cat' and 'sitter', referring to a person who takes care of cats in the absence of their owners.

Evolution of the word: The term 'catsitter' has gained popularity in recent years with the rise of pet ownership and the need for pet care services. It has evolved to encompass professional cat care providers who offer services such as feeding, grooming, and playtime for cats while their owners are away.