ginger helps to settle the tummy. Otherwise hold back from feeding slow journeys and time does help.

we had a dog who used to get car sick, we didnt realise he did tho, until he threw up all over the kids in the back seat. was funny as hell lol. but after a few more rides in the car with plenty of air, he stoped throwing up

Our dog was the same but I agree with the message "Time". The vet said it was because she was nervous. I used to take paper bags with me which she obligingly vomited into. But she's great now. We did very much the same as Gypsy and Bruno except perhaps for shorter lengths of time. She expects a ride in the car now.

we had same with our shepard we took him on short trips each day at end of week take a bit longer over a few weeks of taking each day for about 10/15 min it will stop also try not feeding him/her if you taking in morning dont feed before and same at night our dog is good now and can't stop him he loves car rides but he was really bad and worked what we did hope this helps

Sealegs work wonders,if going on a long trip I give 1 tablet the night before, otherwise give early in morning of travel. Eventually they grow out of it.

I'll try it and let you know how i get on.

NO more dog vomit in the car!

She cant go 10-15 mins without throwing up, which was really bad when I was taking her to puppy training (a few years ago). I was told to give her sea sickness tablets (sealegs) that you can get from the chemist, and use the child dosage. It worked. I cant remember how many hours before the car drive i was supposed to give it to her, but I'd just follow the instructions on the packet. More dog vomit in the car!