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If you use a cat/dog crate that has plastic sides so it's pretty dark, try an open kennel or a small bird cage/carrying cage. If you are already using a small bird cage/carrying cage that's really open, try covering it, or use a plastic sided crate (hoping she doesn't decide to chew it up).
Try different carriers. Covered, or uncovered. Perhaps even with some music on.
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Presently we are using a dog/cat crate, have used it for 10 years so it is a little chewed. We have a large collaspable (sp) cage we take along to set up when we arrive at our destination. So you think we need to try something more open, like a kennel or small bird cage to see if it makes a difference in Amy not getting car sick?
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Try anything. That's what I'm saying. If it'll help, go with it! If not, try something else.
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