Most dog owners, 55%, try to avoid taking their dogs on long car journeys, with 18% halting any travel with their pets altogether. All because of their pet's travel sickness and anxiety.

Unfortunately, car sickness in dogs is very common especially in puppies, according to Johanna Buitelaar-Warden, Dog Crate Expert at Lords and… ...

You might think that only humans get car sick but as many dog owners will tell you, you're very wrong. Travelling with your pooch in the car can be easier said than done. Owners have to consider and ...

Another thing that may help your dog’s motion sickness is to lower your car windows a couple of inches while the car is moving. This helps balance the air pressure inside the car with the air ...

Does your dog get car sick and vomit in the car? Does he pant or salivate? Does she shake or whine? To some of us, just saying “car sick” conjures memories or thoughts of how awful that ...

Car sickness in dogs most often occurs in puppies because their inner ear structures aren’t fully developed yet. Many young dogs outgrow it. But some, like Raylan, never do.