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Managing Car Sickness When Travelling With Your Dog

Managing Car Sickness When Travelling With Your Dog

Car sickness can make dogs feel sick, scared or both, especially puppies whose balance systems are still growing. Signs include drooling, panting, whining, trembling, vomiting and refusing to get in the car. Help your dog by taking short, happy trips, avoiding large meals before travel, keeping the car cool, using safe restraints and driving smoothly. Familiar blankets or toys, regular breaks and calm training can also help. Speak to a vet if your dog is often sick, very worried or refuses to travel, as medicine or behaviour support may be needed.

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  • When Is It Too Hot to Walk Your Dog?

    When Is It Too Hot to Walk Your Dog?

    Learn when it is too hot to walk your dog and how to prevent heatstroke. This guide explains safe temperature ranges, the risks of hot pavements and humidity, dogs most at risk, warning signs of overheating, safer walking times, and what to do if your dog becomes unwell in hot weather.

  • Cognitive Decline in Dogs: Signs, Causes and How to Support Your Dog

    Cognitive Decline in Dogs: Signs, Causes and How to Support Your Dog

    Learn about cognitive decline in dogs, also known as canine cognitive dysfunction or dog dementia. This guide covers common signs in senior dogs, including confusion, sleep changes, barking, pacing and house-training accidents, plus diagnosis, veterinary advice and simple ways to support your ageing dog at home.

  • Mobility Issues in Dogs: Signs, Causes and How to Help

    Mobility Issues in Dogs: Signs, Causes and How to Help

    Learn about mobility problems in dogs, including common signs such as limping, stiffness, trouble standing and reluctance to exercise. This guide covers causes including arthritis, injuries, joint disorders, obesity and neurological conditions, plus ways to support your dog at home with safe flooring, supportive beds, weight control and gentle exercise. Find out when to contact a vet, available treatments such as pain relief, physiotherapy and hydrotherapy, and how early care can help dogs stay comfortable and active.

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