Sunny with a chance of tail wags 🌞 Is it safe to walk? One number answers 🐾 Your pet, live on the radar map 🌧️ Forecasts on your lock screen 📱 Morning reports from your best friend ☕ Your pet has never looked this good ✨ Sunny with a chance of tail wags 🌞 Is it safe to walk? One number answers 🐾 Your pet, live on the radar map 🌧️ Forecasts on your lock screen 📱 Morning reports from your best friend ☕ Your pet has never looked this good ✨
#1 Weather App for Pet Owners

The pet weather app
that puts your pet
in the forecast.

Free on iPhone. Add one photo and WeatherPets makes your dog, cat, or any companion your personal weather reporter — with a Pet Safety Score that answers “is it safe out there?” before you leash up.

5.0 on the App Store · Free to download

Jeter pixel pet reporter Maple pixel pet reporter Milo pixel pet reporter Meet the WeatherPets News Team See the animated pixel reporters →
Your pet's photo
Pet photo
Their personality
Playful Dramatic Loves treats Hates rain
WeatherPets home screen: Jeter in sunglasses on a sunny 80 degree day in Austin, with a Pet Safety Score of 71 WeatherPets home screen: Winston the British Shorthair in a bowler hat by Tower Bridge on a sunny 80 degree day in Austin, with a Pet Safety Score of 90 WeatherPets home screen: Milo the golden retriever in sunglasses on a muggy 79 degree night, flagged as a risk with a score of 21 WeatherPets home screen: Paco the chihuahua in a knit sweater as a thunderstorm rolls in at 69 degrees, safety score zero WeatherPets home screen: Bernie the Bernese mountain dog in sunglasses under broken cloud at 72 degrees, with a Pet Safety Score of 96 Thunderstorm scene: Huskers the husky in a raincoat as lightning breaks, safety score zero WeatherPets home screen: Maple the ragdoll cat on a muggy 79 degree night, flagged as a risk with a score of 38 WeatherPets home screen: Jumper the rabbit in sunglasses on a sunny 80 degree day in Austin, with a Pet Safety Score of 87 WeatherPets home screen: Frenchy the French bulldog in sunglasses under broken cloud at 72 degrees, with a Pet Safety Score of 96
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How WeatherPets works

Three steps, a few minutes, and your pet is on the air.

  1. 1

    Add your pet's photo

    Upload one clear photo of your dog, cat, or other companion. That's all the app needs to make it the star.

  2. 2

    Give them a personality

    Pick a few traits, playful, dramatic, treat-obsessed, and your pet reports the weather in their own voice.

  3. 3

    They report your forecast

    Your pet stars in scenes matched to real Apple Weather conditions, with morning reports and home screen widgets, all day.

Six reasons pet owners switch their weather app

Every forecast decides your day and your pet's — what to wear, when to walk, how long to stay out, whether the pavement is too hot for paws. WeatherPets answers all of it, and turns the daily check into something you'll actually look forward to.

Checking the weather is a chore.

Every forecast becomes a scene starring your pet.

WeatherPets restyles your pet's real photo to match the weather outside — sunshine, rain, snow, or a rolling thunderstorm — and the scene changes with the conditions all day. Pick from a variety of style themes to give the whole forecast a new look whenever you want.

“Sunny side up. Let's go.”

Matches live conditions Changes all day Style themes
Sunny scene: Haru dozing in a sunlit lofi bedroom at 80 degrees Partly cloudy scene: Winston the cat in a quilted coat on the white cliffs at 72 degrees Night scene: Bernie the Bernese mountain dog on a muggy 79 degree night Sunny scene: Paco the chihuahua in a red scarf on a Spanish plaza at 80 degrees Thunderstorm scene: Huskers the husky in a raincoat as lightning breaks, safety score zero Partly cloudy scene: Milo the golden retriever in a denim jacket at 72 degrees Night scene: Tonka the tuxedo cat on a muggy 79 degree night

88° means nothing until you know your dog.

Know if it's safe outside — before you leash up.

Every weather app can tell you it's 88 degrees. None can tell you whether that's fine for your pet. The Pet Safety Score is one number, 0 to 100, graded against your pet's breed, size, coat, age, and health — and it shows the arithmetic behind the number instead of asking you to trust it.

Around 90 breeds are graded on two separate scales, heat and cold, because a greyhound is poor at both ends while a husky is only poor at one. Tap in for the best walk times, a named time limit, and an hour-by-hour timeline. See how the Pet Safety Score works →

Included free Tuned to your pet Best walk times
WeatherPets home screen: Bernie the Bernese mountain dog in sunglasses under broken cloud at 72 degrees, with a Pet Safety Score of 96
Pet Safety Score on a perfect day: 96 out of 100 for Huskers with a Let's go verdict, heat, humidity, air and pavement all rated great, and no time limit needed Pet Safety Score in humid heat: 0 out of 100 for Huskers, indoor time only, with heat and humidity both flagged as a risk while air quality stays good Pet Safety Score on a hot pavement day: 0 out of 100 for Huskers with a Stay in verdict, warning that asphalt is around 136 degrees and can damage paw pads in under a minute Pet Safety Score during a severe storm: 0 out of 100 for Huskers, indoor time only, with storms named as the main issue even though heat, humidity, air and pavement are all fine

You shouldn't have to open an app to check the sky.

Your pet holds the forecast, right on your home screen.

Home and lock screen widgets put your favorite photos beside the current conditions, all day — included free. Go premium and your pet's generated weather scenes take over the widget.

Premium also unlocks Live Activities: start a live weather report in the app and follow it from your lock screen and the Dynamic Island — severe weather, big temperature swings, and incoming rain, delivered by the face you love most.

Widgets free with your photos Home & lock screen Live Activities · Premium
iPhone home screen with the medium and large WeatherPets widgets showing Haru the shiba watching a thunderstorm from a lofi attic in Austin at 69 degrees, with a Live Activity in the Dynamic Island iPhone home screen with the medium and large WeatherPets widgets showing Jumper the rabbit in sunglasses on a sunny 80 degree day in Austin, with a Live Activity in the Dynamic Island iPhone home screen with the medium and large WeatherPets widgets showing Maple the ragdoll cat under a muggy 79 degree night sky in Austin, with the Live Activity compact in the Dynamic Island

Storm's coming. How close?

Watch the rain roll in — with your pet on the map.

Precipitation radar answers “do I have time for a walk before it starts?” in one glance — past, present, and the next hour of rain and storms. Your pet stands right on the map marking home, and while the radar loads, they float by in the WeatherPets weather balloon.

“No rain nearby. Sunbeam forecast: excellent.”

Past & future frames Storm tracking

One photo. That's the whole setup.

Your pet becomes a living pet avatar.

From a single photo, WeatherPets builds an animated pixel version of your specific pet — their coat, their markings, their face. It breathes and blinks through the app, naps on your lock screen at night, and anchors their own spot on the News Team below.

Made from your photo Animated
Jeter as an animated pet avatar
Bernie as an animated pet avatar
Huskers as an animated pet avatar
Winston as an animated pet avatar
Tonka as an animated pet avatar
Milo as an animated pet avatar
Jeter

Nobody reads a wall of weather numbers.

Your pet reads you the forecast, twice a day.

Every morning and evening, your pet walks you through what's coming — written in their voice, shaped by the personality traits you picked. Real forecast data underneath, delivered like a story instead of a spreadsheet.

You get an outfit tip for yourself alongside the plan for them, because you're both heading out the door.

“I was checking the blinds for raindrops.”

Morning & evening Outfit tip for you In their voice
Download on the App Store

Free to download — no card, no trial games.

On Air

Your pet joins the WeatherPets News Team.

Add one photo and your pet becomes an animated pixel reporter, bobbing and blinking on screen, dressed for real weather, ready to deliver the forecast.

Maple pixel reporter
Maple Sunrise Correspondent Gentle mornings & cozy, half-asleep forecasts
Milo pixel reporter
Milo Lead Storm Anchor Fearless and steady when the radar turns red
Jeter pixel anchor
Jeter Chief Weather Anchor Dramatic, never off-script, lives for breaking news
Tonka pixel reporter
Tonka Field Reporter · Sass Desk Live from the puddle, with maximum attitude
Frenchy pixel reporter
Frenchy Forecast Desk Analyst Crunches the pressure charts between naps

Pet owners get it immediately.

Great App!

★★★★★
This weather app not only gives easy to read weather information at your fingertips but the added personalized pics of my dog make it my go to weather app! It makes me smile every time I check the weather even it's storming outside!
— Italia10, App Store review

Adorable!!

★★★★★
This app is awesome! My little pup looks hilarious and sooo cute in the rain jacket!!! Recommending this app to everyone!
— Ry312!!!, App Store review

Our Most Loyal Companions

★★★★★
Why not see their pretty face when you gotta check the weather? This app is a great way to get the weather report from your favorite four-legged family member… Even if the storms are rolling in, you'll crack a smile knowing your pet gave you the report.
— Djp1988, App Store review

Weatherpets

★★★★★
Simple and easy set up. Great idea!
— Whitesox 05, App Store review

Why a pet weather app?

Because the forecast decides your pet's whole day. It sets when you walk, how long you stay out, whether the pavement is safe for paws, and whether tonight is a thundershirt night. WeatherPets puts your own dog or cat in front of that forecast: real Apple WeatherKit data, severe-weather alerts, a Pet Safety Score tuned to your specific pet, and home screen widgets starring the pet you already check on more often than the sky. Want the complete rundown? Every WeatherPets feature, explained.

It's also why we write. The WeatherPets blog is a growing library of weather-smart pet care, built on primary veterinary sources. Start with the guides owners search for most: what temperature is safe for a dog walk, the warning signs of dog heatstroke, the 7-second pavement test for summer paws, when ticks are actually active, and how cold is too cold for dogs.

Then go deeper by topic: pet safety & weather, breed weather guides, seasonal care, weather gear reviews, and app guides & comparisons, or browse the full blog. Curious who's behind it? Meet Dom and Adam.

WeatherPets, answered

WeatherPets is an iOS weather app that turns your own dog or cat into your personal weather reporter, pairing your pet with accurate hourly and 10-day forecasts, severe weather alerts, and home screen widgets. On premium, WeatherPets restyles your real pet into weather scenes that match your local conditions.
The Pet Safety Score is a 0 to 100 number that answers whether it is safe for your pet to be outside right now, with a plain verdict: 80 to 100 is Great, 60 to 79 is Good, 40 to 59 is Caution, and below 40 is Risk. It is graded for your specific pet, with around 90 breeds rated on two independent scales for heat and cold tolerance, then adjusted for age, weight, coat, and any health details you provide. Temperature, humidity, and air quality are primary factors that can cap the score on their own; UV and wind lower the ceiling rather than subtracting points; pollen counts only for pets flagged with allergies or a breathing or heart condition. Tap it for the best walk windows, a named time limit, and an hour-by-hour timeline. The score and its full breakdown are free. Read the full methodology.
Add a photo of your pet and pick a few personality traits. WeatherPets then generates scenes of your pet dressed for the real weather at your location, and delivers the forecast in their voice through morning and evening reports and home screen widgets.
WeatherPets is free to download. The free version lets you pair your own photos (any photos you like) with real Apple Weather forecasts, including home and lock screen widgets showing those photos. A premium subscription (monthly or annual) unlocks the weather scenes that restyle your pet for every condition, plus widgets with those scenes, Live Activities, style packs, multiple pet profiles, and personality-driven notifications.
WeatherPets is powered by Apple Weather (WeatherKit) for accurate current conditions, hourly and 10-day forecasts, and severe weather alerts, the same quality of data as any top weather app.
WeatherPets is available for iPhone running iOS 17 or later, including home screen and lock screen widgets.
Yes. WeatherPets is built around your own pet, whether a dog, cat, or another companion animal. Upload one clear photo and the app generates weather scenes starring that pet.

More questions? See the full FAQ or what WeatherPets is.

It's raining
cats and dogs.

Free to download. Pet Safety Score included. Premium unlocks weather scenes & style packs.

WeatherPets 5.0 · Free
Download on the App Store