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Motion Sickness
A physiological response to movement during travel that commonly causes nausea, drooling, and vomiting in pets.
Key Facts
- It is frequently observed in young animals whose vestibular systems are still developing.
- Symptoms can be managed through veterinary-prescribed antiemetic medications prior to travel.
- Fasting for a few hours before departure may help reduce the likelihood of vomiting.
- Proper ventilation and a secure, forward-facing travel position can minimize vestibular disruption.