What to Do When Dogs Are Carsick?

Nowadays, with improved living standards, many friends like to take their dogs out on weekends for trips or visiting relatives. However, many dogs, like humans, experience carsickness. What should you do when your dog is carsick? You can try the following methods:

1. Let the Dog Gradually Get Used to Riding in the Car

1. Before walking the dog each day, practice on a car that is not running. Let the dog sit in the front passenger seat, you in the driver's seat, give it some treats, and talk to it. After training, take it outside to play so it associates the car with fun. Continue this training for one week, at least 5 times, each session lasting 20 minutes.

2. Practice the above training inside a car that is started but stationary.

3. Drive slowly for 50 meters, stop near a busy street to let the dog get used to the street noise.

4. Gradually increase the driving time and distance so the dog can slowly adapt.

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2. Precautions During Dog Car Training:

1. Initially, force the dog to get in the car; after a few times, it will get in by itself;

2. The dog will definitely vomit a few times during the process. Once it vomits, stop immediately to comfort it; never lose your temper;

3. There will be setbacks during progress; do not be impatient;

4. Most importantly, secure the dog in a place where it cannot climb onto the driver, and pay attention to safety;

5. Accelerate slowly while driving, reduce speed before turning, avoid sudden acceleration in curves. Keep the car ventilated;

3. Some Small Tips for Dogs That Get Carsick While Riding:

1. Dogs that are prone to carsickness should eat less before getting in the car, as a fuller stomach can cause more discomfort and make vomiting harder to manage.

2. Try to drive smoothly, avoiding shaking and sudden braking. For long distances, stop periodically to let the dog out for a rest, which helps dogs that get carsick.