Hi. Thanks for reading down this page. By now, you’re probably wondering: “Who is this guy and why should I trust him or the content he’s offering on this page.

I’m Mike Mospan, a seasoned businessman with over 19 years of experience and a digital marketer since March 2020. While I hold a Bachelor of Science degree from Pennsylvania State University, my most cherished qualification is being a cat lover. I’ve had the joy of owning cats for over thirty-seven years and counting!

I’ve learned many things while living with cats as long as I have, by studying their behavior, and I include some of my insights in this guide. But there’s far more than just my observations included in this guide, as you’ll soon learn by reading to the end of this section.

I’m married to my lovely wife, Ginny, and our ‘kids’ are our cats: ‘Gibbs’ and ‘Halo’! I could go on and on about them, but let’s just say that Ginny and I love them both so very much.

Why did I write this guide?

With my extensive experience living with cats and through my own research, I’ve learned that occasional tummy troubles are not uncommon, yet it may surprise you to know that they’re also not normal for a healthy cat, and could be a symptom of an underlying medical concern!  Over time, I’ve discovered ways to manage these infrequent tummy issues and even prevent many of them. Don’t worry, all these insights are in the guide.

But on New Year’s Day – 2023, things were looking quite serious for our little girl, Halo. Frequent vomiting ensued and at first we didn’t know if it was something she ate or was it an even more serious internal condition. A feeling of confusion and a ‘touch’ of helplessness poured over us.

Do we “wait it out?”, “is there something we should give her?”, “will this end on its own?”, “should we rush her to the Veterinary ER?”

Well… we opted for the latter:

[see Jan, 2023 ER Vet bill below]

Halo got back to her normal self a few days later and we all were happy. Ginny and I were very relieved and felt we had “dodged a bullet” and all would be fine again in the Mospan household. And then came March 2023…

In March, the very same thing happened again!

[see March, 2023 ER Vet bill below]

Halo was tested and prodded again, and given some meds. Just like before, she got better in a couple days.

In both instances and from two different Veterinary ER Clinics, we were told there was nothing wrong with her internal organs.

After spending $2,331.90 to get Halo well, I dedicated three months to intensive research. My goal was to learn how to control or possibly prevent infrequent, as well as excessive feline vomiting, to keep Gibbs and Halo healthy and happy, and to avoid unnecessary vet bills.

I’ve transformed my research into an easy-to-understand guide that’s packed with practical advice that you and every other cat owner will benefit from:

‘Soothing Your Cat’s Tummy Troubles: A Guide to Feline Vomiting’

My hope is that this guide will empower you to provide the best life possible for your furry friends, and potentially save you a significant amount of money in the process!