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It can help to have them buckled securely in a harness and facing forward.
I used to give mine ginger dog cookies from a dog bakery when Kona got car sick as a young pup.
Maggie gets sick on long car trips too. The only long trip we ever take her on is to the breeder's, which is an hour away. I just always have remembered to have a container for her to puke in and some paper towels. Maggie is 2, so I'm not sure about the "growing out of it" theory. Of course, I am not a vet! Let us know if the ginger works out. I might try that.
Bender gets car sick too. Ginger snaps worked a little for us but he still puked after 2 hours. With dramamine he pukes less often but still pukes. I used to sit in the back with him and hold a plastic bag for him every time I heard him gagging. Now I just lay weewee pads on the side he always throws up on and it catches most of it so i can just pull off the pad and throw it out. It helps him to keep the windows open the whole time (even on the freeway). I think there is something about the air pressure changing if you open and close it.
Shea and I both get car sick. We sit in the front and have lots of air blowing on us.
One of my dogs got car sick as a pup and did outgrow it.
When you go on your longer trips do you stop and get out of the car at all during the trip? Maybe stopping halfway through and getting out of the car for 30 minutes or so might calm his stomach a bit.
We found opening the window & getting fresh air helps. Our guy will salivate , a lot, for a few minutes before he vomits -- so we can usually do a time out.
Our guy is mostly fine on long trips. Short trips -- city driving with starts and stops, parallel parking, etc -- that makes him vomit quickly.
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