Dog Thunder: Storm Anxiety

Dog Thunder: Storm Anxiety

Storm alerts for anxious dogs

6 ratings
2 reviews
Free
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Released
August 6, 2025
Updated
September 21, 2026

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This app predicts storms, including thunder, lightning, and heavy rain, hours in advance. It provides simple color-coded alerts to help pet owners prepare their dogs for bad weather and reduce anxiety.

✓Predicts thunder, lightning, and heavy rain
✓Provides advance storm alerts
✓Color-coded weather shield (Red, Yellow, Green)
✓Adjustable sensitivity for rain alerts
✓Background operation with minimal battery use
✓Optional Pro subscription for enhanced features
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What's New in Dog Thunder

1.4.1

September 21, 2026

- Improved background monitoring and alert reliability. - Forecasts now update more frequently. - Apple Watch forecasts refresh more reliably and show when an update is needed. - Pro monitoring choices recover correctly after subscription changes. - Clearer status when a forecast or service check is temporarily unavailable. - Fixes for setup, notifications, and Activity history.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

Dog Thunder Pro

SMS/Email alerts, and All Day Monitoring

$1.991 Month
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User reviews

I really expected more

I just got this app a couple days ago and I am already canceling my free trial. I’m not going to pay monthly for an app that is unreliable. I expected that it would update through the day even if it’s not quite as accurate as a typical weather app. Right now it’s currently showing 100% risk of storm. My Apple weather app says there is 0% chance. Earlier today it did say there was a chance this evening, but does not show one now. I’m glad I did not waste medication on my dog unnecessarily. I had hoped that this would help me plan ahead, but I guess I’m just need to get better about monitoring the weather myself
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Response from developer

I’m sorry Dog Thunder gave you information you couldn’t rely on when deciding how to care for your dog. The 100 shown in the app is a storm risk index—not a 100% chance of rain—and active government weather alerts can raise it. I’d like to understand exactly what happened. Please email support@mg.dogthunder.com with your ZIP code, the approximate date and time, and whether All-Day Monitoring was enabled. I’d be happy to give you a free year while we investigate and continue improving the app.

Not a big help.

Somehow I was expecting more from the app. If I want semi accurate information I can watch our local TV station. I’ve done better by checking on the Radar Scope app and keeping track of storm movement.

Response from developer

Thanks for giving Dog Thunder a try, and for the honest feedback. You’re right that Dog Thunder is not a live-radar app, and it won’t replace RadarScope for watching storm movement. I love Carrot for that! I built Dog Thunder for a different problem: getting a heads-up alert several hours before a possible storm, so I can decide whether to start my dog’s vet-prescribed anxiety meds before the storm sets in. By the time I’m watching storms on radar, that prep window is closed and meds won’t help. The free version focuses on potential overnight storms. Pro adds All-Day Monitoring, which checks for forecast changes every two hours. I’m continuing to refine how the app explains what it’s seeing and to give people more control over how and when to send alerts. — Bryan

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FAQ

How does Dog Thunder predict storms?

Dog Thunder uses hyper-local, storm-specific data from Visual Crossing. Its custom model analyzes storm-risk signals like CAPE/CIN and NWS watches/warnings 2-12 hours in advance to generate alerts.

What are the benefits of Dog Thunder Pro?

The Pro subscription offers all-day monitoring with checks every 2 hours, detailed 12-hour forecasts, SMS and email alerts, and an Apple Watch app for convenient wrist notifications and complications.

How much does Dog Thunder Pro cost?

Dog Thunder Pro is available for $1.99 per month or $14.99 per year. The annual plan includes a 14-day free trial. Subscriptions can be managed or canceled in the app's settings.

Does Dog Thunder have ads?

No, Dog Thunder is ad-free. The app prioritizes user privacy and does not display advertisements.

What devices is Dog Thunder compatible with?

Dog Thunder is currently available for iPhone and Apple Watch. It is designed to be light on storage and battery, with a size of less than 20 MB.

How often is Dog Thunder updated?

The app was last updated on April 4, 2026, with version 1.1. This indicates a commitment to ongoing development and improvements.

Is Dog Thunder suitable for young children?

Dog Thunder has an age rating of 9+. While the app's core function is weather prediction for pets, the interface and information are designed to be understandable for this age group.

What is the user sentiment for Dog Thunder?

Based on the available data, Dog Thunder has received a perfect 5.0-star rating from one review, suggesting a highly positive initial user experience.