Australia
Storm Alerts for Dog Owners in Australia
Australia's climate brings severe thunderstorms to the east coast, inland plains, and tropical north every spring and summer. For the millions of Australian dog owners whose dogs fear thunder, that means months of unpredictable stress. PawWarning gives Australian dog owners a thundery watch hours ahead when thundery showers look likely — plus a storm heads-up the moment one's closing in.
Built for Australian Conditions
From the subtropical storms of Queensland and the Northern Territory to the cool-season fronts of Victoria and Tasmania, Australian storms vary sharply by region. PawWarning uses hyperlocal atmospheric data and live lightning detection to give you a meaningful head start wherever you and your dog are.
How It Works
PawWarning monitors live atmospheric data and lightning sensor networks across Australia to flag thundery weather near your exact location. You get a thundery watch hours ahead when thundery showers look likely, a building watch an hour or two before, and a storm heads-up the moment a storm is closing in — always framed as "likely" rather than a hard promise.
Why Advance Warning Changes Everything
Many Australian vets prescribe trazodone, alprazolam, or gabapentin for storm anxiety. These need 1 to 3 hours to take effect. PawWarning's early outlook is the trigger for your pre-storm routine — medication, safe space, white noise, pressure wrap — so your dog is settled before the first thunderclap. See the storm-prep checklist.
Available Across Australia
PawWarning works in every state and territory — from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth to rural properties and coastal towns. Alerts trigger on your exact coordinates, not a broad region.