Rabbits get carsick when riding long distances. Rabbit motion sickness has a lot to do with the breed and constitution of the rabbit. Not every rabbit will get motion sickness, but most rabbits will. The main manifestations of motion sickness in rabbits are dull expressions and depressed mood. In severe cases, vomiting may occur. When encountering motion sickness in rabbits, place the rabbit in a ventilated and cool place, and feed the rabbit some water or probiotics to regulate it.

Things to note when taking a rabbit in a car:

1. Pay attention to the temperature in the car and do not make it too different from the outside. The large temperature difference between getting on and off the car may cause the rabbit to catch a cold. , and don't put it in the car window to blow the wind.

2. Try to keep the rabbit in a comfortable space. Its own cage is of course best, or a spacious flight box. The box should be tied with safety belts to prevent it from tipping over due to sudden braking. Don't put rabbits in the trunk of your car.

3. Before and on the road, it is recommended to reduce the amount of rabbit food and not less water and hay. Keep an eye on your rabbit and pay attention to emergency response.