Motion sick dogs may experience physical reactions from car rides, such as nausea, drooling or perhaps even vomiting.
Not exact matches
Each
motion -
sick dog is different, and what may work for one
dog may not work for another.
During the initial puppy visit and annual visits,
motion sickness can be addressed by asking the owner if the
dog became
sick in the car on the way to the clinic.
First, it is important that any
dog suspected of having
motion sickness not be fed for at least a couple of hours before a car trip, as vomiting food becomes more likely if food is in the stomach.7 Once in the car, simply allowing fresh air in or allowing the
dog to see out may help alleviate
motion sickness in some
dogs.7, 8 This is particularly true for puppies, who tend to be either fearful or
motion sick more often than older
dogs.8
This isn't a huge problem, but may not help
dogs that get
motion sick.
Dr. Brenda McClelland, a veterinarian and co-owner of an animal clinic in Fort Collins, Texas, says that when an adult
dog gets
sick, pants or drools excessively in a moving vehicle, it is important to observe the
dog to see if it's truly
motion sickness.
Motion Sickness in a German Shepherd
Dog Concerning
Motion Sickness in a German Shepherd
Dog: I was wondering, how can I stop my GSDs from getting
sick every time I take them for...