I commented a while back about my pup throwing up and foaming at the mouth before, after weeks of training we managed to get him in the car, everytime he stood a step forward, he got treated, we then decided to try putting the engine on at first he was sick bit then again after a while he got used to it, and then started reversing the car and driving for very short times with the window open and there's now nothing he loves more than to stick his head out of the window. If you don't train your dog then it could just get worse, if you're in the "he or she will get over it" mindset they wont, it's like being afraid of heights but being forced to climb a mountain. They're scared and they need help to figure out that is not actually that scary. Don't get angry at your dog for being sick in the car either. That negative energy will just be more of a reason to associate bad things with the car.

So my dog is now one year old and i have tried EVERTHING mentioned in the video above. None of it worked! I am so sad because my dog cannot go on all the family outings. If i don't feed him he may not throw up, but he does salivate and foam at the mouth, the back seat and the drop cloth is saturated with saliva by the end of our short trips. The only good thing about our wet road trips is that he WILL get in the car because he knows he is going somewhere fun!. My back seat is destroyed. Lucky me i have leather seats /doors that clean easily. I don't mind the cleaning. I am just saddened that he misses out on all the family fun. I get so jealous sometimes when i see a happy dog hanging out the windows of other cars.

everything said here is absolutely correct. my little Stafford would throw up after 30 minutes in the car, but when I would take him for long trips before he ate anything he wouldn't have any dramas. I also put some old couch cushions on the back seat and he loves being up higher, never had issues since following the advice. no need for medication. dogs happier, i'm happier. thanks for the advice.

This is super helpful, thank you!!!

Thank you very much, Good advice!

Thanks a bunch mate. Cheers from Colombia.

Listening and watching in August 2023. Thank you very much. My vet immediately gave my dog meds but I wanted to try some of these suggestions first.

Thank youuuu !!!

Airflow is key for us. We leave a window down. It totally sucks depending on the season for us, but we love her! She shows signs: her saliva gets thick, she's panting more, and she starts to feel hot. Also, me sitting in the back and letting her have the front seat helps. You mentioned the height thing, that must be the trick! I also 100% love seeing reactions of people who realize the dog has the front seat and I'm in back. 😂

thanks

HUH, that "toxin" statement actually makes a lot of sense. I've watched like 20 of these videos and this is the first time I've heard this. Some have kind of touched on it, but said it was more the fact that they can't focus on a point and the motion out of the window was bothering them so remove that and that fixed it. BUT this makes more sense.

My dog hates riding in my truck so bad , i have to carry him to put him inside, and he has even vomited before i get out of the driveway multiple times, its like he has PTSD of car rides.

Three tablet of dramamine helped a lot for our 55lb dog. We still have to avoid long hilly roads with lots of curves, but 6hr highway stretches to see family are fine now.

I have good success with taking very young dogs in the car, they get used to it very early and never get sick, except my latest one, she will puke within five minutes. She didn't get sick right at the beginning, even on 20 hours drives, but now every time she gets in the car she will puke. I am considering building some sort of platform in the boot so she can see outside and don't feel as sick.

My dog throws up his stomach bile even of I don't feed him that morning, tried travel sickness tablets but they don't work

That is mind-beagle-ing!

I was told the dog dose not do well with car rides she is 4 months old, and now I know what they meant 😂 she seemed OK on the first few rides, but on a day with more trips then normal she started to vomit in the car 😂thanks for the vid I have had many dogs and never came acrost this issue

My dog is fine on the freeway at night but during the day I never know esp if he even had 1 meal

Would this work for my wife as well?

Bro I made it 2 blocks before my dog threw up how can I even go around the block??

Volume to video is terrible, I honestly couldn’t hear what was being said.

That's a strikingly cartoonish, Superman jawline. Damn.

Ha! We have a Dr Chris bRown TF lmao

Sup

I thought this was Chris Brown the singer

my dog sleeps the whole time-

Batman is jealous of that jaw.

I know I'm really late for this video but we might get our puppy in a couple hours. Unfortunately, she's coming from Organ to Massachusetts on a plane with a pet nanny. She's only 9 weeks old and has only had one experience in a car (to get her vaccines). Our breeder emailed us and said while she was driving her to the airport, the little pup started getting scared and carsick. I don't know how she's gonna survive a 7-hour plane ride and then a 1-hour drive to get home. We've also never dealt with dog carsickness before... Just a note for everyone: NEVER GET YOUR PUPPY FROM SOMEWHERE FARAWAY. If it's over a 3.5-hour drive, there's going to be problems (She got delayed to go on her flight because of a hurricane).

my dog throw up twice

yeah i have a booster and he doesn’t eat either…maybe he’ll grow out of it

sorry ..this didn't help !...everybody throws their 5 cents but in reality these self proclaimed experts have no clue !!

Dramamine, meclizine and cerenia, baby