car sickness

can you help with car sickness my tara is 4 and half months and she is terribly car sick she starts off dribbling and then is sick, i feel so sorry for her because we have a great time when were out she saw trains tday and didnt mind at all.

also how do i put her pic on.

Hollie is the same age as Tara and she too was sick in the car today, she's ok just going on a 5 minute drive to the park, but today we were on the road for 20 mins and she was sick. I put her travel crate with a small plastic dog bed inside and one of her blankets in on the back seat, thought this would make her feel safe, but she was still sick

Heres a link with some good info...

http://www.canineconcepts.co.uk/ccp51/cc/dog-behaviour/travel-sickness.shtml

Just found a really funky site! The cartoon-strip made me crack up!!!

well i hate to tell u lot but it may not improve lol. Kaos has always been sick (violently) from a little pup and we have tryed everything. No food, short trips, distractions, sickness tablets, calming tablets.....i could go on and on.....
Nothing has helped which is really annoying as we just cant take him in the car now unless we absolutley have to as he's so bad and obviously feels ill for so long after the trip it just isnt fair on him.
But yea my advice would be build up short trips lots of toys etc, is she stressed sick or just car sick? Either way if shes not improving vets can give car sickness tablets and or calming tablets!
Good luck x

Both mine used to get car sick when they were puppies ,but eventually grew out of it ,so much so we are able to drive to cornwall for holidays with them and they know where were going ,,,,they love it lol

Update on Hollie: Went from Bradford to Selby today (45 min drive) Hollie wasn't sick at all kept the back windows down just a little and she was fine

When Molly was about 2 and half months old, we drove 400 miles with her, with no problems what so ever, she slept in the footwell the entire time.
Now, she HAS to travel in the boot, else she shakes violently and is generally petrified, thankfully she doesn't throw up. But maybe try covering whatever she is travelling in in a blanket, to make it a bit darker.
We think Molly travels better in the boot because the darkness makes her feel a bit more safe.

I hope Bruiser grows out of it. When i picked him from the Breeder to bring him home it was a 20 min drive and he puked all over my lap!....... every visit to the vets or park he is sick more than once
The vet suggested sitting him in a car when the engine is off so he can get a feel for it...............NOT WORKING!