Can cats vomit motion sickness? Won't. Cats are specialized in the walking ground. They are rarely affected by motor sports and have no reason to be motion sickness. In addition, cats are not prone to vomiting, so don’t worry about cats vomiting when riding in a car.
For some cats, motion sickness is very obvious. Cats will experience symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, drooling, mental depression and even defecation. Cats are sick due to stomach discomfort caused by inner ear problems, but the structure of the inner ear will gradually develop and mature as the cat grows up, so cats are more likely to have motion sickness in their kittens.
No matter whether cats are motion sicker or not, they will develop fear. Cats are very sensitive animals and are likely to have stress responses to unfamiliar environments. You can prepare a check-in box for your cat, because the narrow environment will make your cat feel safe. Putting old clothes or items with familiar smells on the check-in box can effectively relieve the cat's stress response.