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Car sick?
I have almost 5 month old lab mix get car sick every time we took her to vet for shot. This time I prepared this morning to take her for her first rabies shot at vet then on way back home, she threw up. Now I need to find a way to cure her car sickness otherwise I could not take her to go anywhere with me for walk or hike. Anyone knew a way to cure car sick? grrr.
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Other idea... get your dog used to car ride.. take her for a ride aound the block then back home... everyday... then increases two blocks.. so forth... they will overcome.. and would love to go for a ride.... they wont get sick.. again... Do not get angry at your pet for vomiting in your car... just comfort pet and give lots of love.... pet her alot....
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i have heard many people give their dogs a half piece of gravol before road trips, it calms them, and heklps them travel better and not get car sick, I would ask your vet if that is a good idea, or research it a bit, but I know it works frmo many people I have talked to. the actual dose may vary, depending on dog size
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Put your dog on the front seat would help? Sometimes I am getting motion-sickness from the vehicle, I always sit on the front, and stare at the front window from the car. I know it is hard to make your dog to stare at the front window. Never hurt to ask vet for more info.
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My old vet told me to give children benyeral (sp) just 2 teaspoon I think..I don't remember exact though. And other choice is give FLAT Ginger ale soda. Our puppy get car sick too....so I haven't try with Ginger ale. I should buy small bottle just in case if we go somewhere. Tahoe used to get car sick but now she outgrew it. Thank god! I don't like clean up the mess! YUCK!
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I did a quick google search to backup my response..
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Car Sick Pet - Pettravel.com Pet regulations, pet friendly domestic and international hotels and pet travel information! |
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If Snickers hasn't ridden in the van for a few days, every once in awhile she'll get sick. No big deal, as the vomit is only on a bedsheet that I have in the back and I take it out and wash in hot water and put in the dryer, just like regular laundry. I never get mad or yell at her for it, as it can't be helped.
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i am sowwy that happened to u.. normal pets get sick car.. my cat love trip when i bring cage and he saw it i say bye bye then he come in cage and look at me.. i say ready go? then i closed cage then go to my suv and he love trip and not mad or not wild or meow too much.. so my cat is fine..
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I had a roommate with a dog with a similar problem, but not car-related. If he takes the dog out for a walk and returns home, the dog will quickly go into the kitchen to eat. Moments later, the dog would vomit. At first, he thought it was because the dog was eating grass outside... but that wasn't the problem. It was because the dog walked a lot, then ate immediately afterwards. So, he solved the problem by putting the food bowl on top of the fridge after talking walks... then 30 minutes to 1 hour later, he will put the bowl back down. The dog never vomited again for that.
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I do not get angry cuz we did not think she would make it to live when we first brought her into our home. She was malnourish and dehydrated. We fell in love with her even thou she is a puppy and dig everywhere and try to sleep on our couch etc... Now she still adores. ![]()
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yeah cats do get car sick. My son's cat too get sick every time she ride in the car and threw up. I thought it was because of the road they drove on alike mountain roads. She never get sick with us while she stayed with us. Interest your cat love travel. I leave our cats home and not take them anywhere with us except for dogs.
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Yea! My cat had car sick just after 4 yrs old. She used to love to travel with us until she gets older and became car sick after that she vomited three times in a two weeks. So I thought something wrong with her after 4 yrs and turned out that it can be giving any pet car sick in their older ages! I am not sure if it's true cause i spoke with Vet down here depend on pet's ages!.. Oh I hate to clean up the vomit in my f'ck'ng car when i take her to have her tests and check up.. I hate to clean up and it makes me freaking sick!
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Start with long travel that ought help while give pill to dog to sleep for a while to make body habit. Seen my sister did. It was nasty vomit in her SUV. ![]()
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My dog used to get car sick...so bad that she would start to foam at the mouth just in anticipation of a car ride. On long trips we give her some children's gravol. On short ones, we usually give her a soup cracker. It usually helps to settle her stomach. Also, if your car is big enough, consider putting her in a crate for the ride. It's alot safer and might help...I know it did for mine. Zoe just lays down in the crate and goes to sleep. My vet told us that it's really common in puppies and they usually grow out of it.
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Yea, same as our pets (dogs and cat) my cat loves to ride but we have to make sure she (cat aka "Tiger") does not get more excitement or eat more. If she does then she would vomit. Especially in summer time because when the heat comes in summer seasons, she would feel vomit, she does not handles the heat.. We would have to leave very early morning such as like 3 or 4 am it makes easier on our cat! My son's dog ( oh man his dog "Hairy") does gets excitement when we were ready to go travel and gets too excites when she was young such as 7 to 9 months old. But now we knew it and traced her things and now its much better but sad is that our cat is not going to travel anymore cuz shes getting too fat and old and lazy! I hate that! ARghhhhhhhh
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My cat gets car sick when I have to take him anywhere. My solution was take a quilt off my bed that he likes and place it in the front seat. Since he refuses to sit quietly in the carrier, I place him on the blanket and cover him slightly. He settles himself in and then just goes to sleep. It's just simply adorable.
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Wow, I know some people pets do get car sick. None of my dogs ever get car sick at all. They just love going for a ride all the time since they were babies. Whenever I get ready to go to my car they just "Jumped" in the and love to put their heads out the windows. Whenever if I have to drive on a long trip, sometimes my dogs just sleep while traveling or chew their toys. So once in a while I make a quick stops to let them go to the bathroom. I am sorry for some of you have pets that are very senetive car sick. Hope there is something you can do for your pets to make their ride easier for them. :-)
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