Manufacturers also make harnesses for dogs that cover the chest area and clip to a seat belt. A lot of these devices have plastic buckles, and could pop under strain. Crouch said he prefers pet owners put their pets, especially dogs, in cages while in a vehicle instead of using a harness. Get accustomed Cats usually have few problems becoming scared, agitated or nauseous when traveling in a vehicle and do well in cages, while that is not the case for all dogs. For dogs not used to riding in a vehicle, Crisler recommends you accustom them to rides at least a week before the trip.
Veterinarians can prescribe medicine to calm dogs that get nervous or nauseous when traveling.
Travel can be a stressful situation, and even though some dogs might not get carsick, it might be a good time to get an examination to spot a pre-existing condition. Sometimes stress can tend to make a problem worse. Your pet's regular food and fresh drinking water. Toys and treats. Brush, combs and grooming supplies.