Nux vomica is a plant derived from the strychnine tree. As long as the dosing is kept reasonable, it is safe for dogs to consume. You should avoid giving it to your dog several days in a row, though, as the strychnine contained in the pill does have the ability to accumulate in the body.

It is frequently employed in humans to handle nerve conditions, depression and migraine headaches. You should try it if other solutions on this list prove less than effective.

Sepia Officinalis is a species of mollusk, specifically a cuttlefish, that's frequently used as a homeopathic treatment for a variety of disorders in both humans and animals. In pill form, sepia is administered for motion sickness. Human products sometimes include lactose pellets that might not sit well with your dog's stomach, and you should absolutely make a point to find a product that's specifically aimed at canines in terms of both dosing and composition.

Sometimes also referred to as Indian Cookie, Cocculus Indicus is a homeopathy treatment that's regularly used to target nausea, vomiting and motion sickness. It can be especially useful if your pup has trouble with general exposure to being outside and around noises, fresh air, vehicles and other sources of stimulation.