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I have a two year old adult dog that tends to get motion sick when traveling via car. NormallyShort trips to the park are OK, but trips longer than 20 minutes are problematic.
Normally, we don't feed him aat the morning of the trip. We've also tried drugging him, but he still manages to get motion sick or prolongs the actual vomiting events. Changing his location in the car didn't change anything as well.

Does anyone have insight into making life easier for him, and myself? I hate to see him like that.

I have a dog that tends to get motion sick when traveling via car. Normally, we don't feed him a the morning of the trip. We've also tried drugging him, but he still manages to get motion sick or prolongs the actual vomiting events. Does anyone have insight into making life easier for him, and myself? I hate to see him like that.

I have a two year old adult dog that tends to get motion sick when traveling via car. Short trips to the park are OK, but trips longer than 20 minutes are problematic.
Normally, we don't feed him at the morning of the trip. We've also tried drugging him, but he still manages to get motion sick or prolongs the actual vomiting events. Changing his location in the car didn't change anything as well.

Does anyone have insight into making life easier for him, and myself? I hate to see him like that.

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Make life easier for motion sick dog when traveling?

I have a dog that tends to get motion sick when traveling via car. Normally, we don't feed him a the morning of the trip. We've also tried drugging him, but he still manages to get motion sick or prolongs the actual vomiting events. Does anyone have insight into making life easier for him, and myself? I hate to see him like that.