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Unless dog forms essential part of your crew then suggest leave dog at home obviously it does not enjoy it. I suppose you need it for the dog watch!
 
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A traditional cure is getting some carbon into the stomach. For humans that is easily done by eating a bit of burnt toast. I don't know what the doggy equivalent may be - maybe coat one side of said toast with pate or similar?

Also, in humans, seasickness is generally worst when you lose sight of the horizon as a reference point so if the same applies to dogs, get him a somewhere to sit where he can see out.

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Two good ways I heard were, as Nick said, getting carbon into the stomach by eating burnt toast, alternatively if your dog likes lemonade, try giving him/her some of that, same affect. The other way is not very feasible, but if you put an earplug in one of your dog’s ears, it should help.

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Thanks for all the advice

So...
next weekend it's down the vet for him, then home alone, tied to a tree in the Solent, fed burnt toast and lemonade, dunked overboard and given a packet of ginger biscuits.

Just couldn't get this sorta information anywhere else

Now I come to think of it, wifey gets a bit seasick at times - any ideas how I get her to the vet?
 

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