Thunderbolts & Lightning...

[eddiememphis]

Tried the drops. No lessening of anxiety and gives her the shits.
The Vetriscience worked for half a summer several years ago but now she associates the smell with thunderstorms and won't eat them.
The thundershirt does nothing for thunder, although it makes a nice jacket for playing in the snow.
Never tried CBD.

I guess I could move somewhere there is never thunder or rain but the only place I can think of is Antarctica is that is too long of a commute.

[Little Dutch]

Tried the drops. No lessening of anxiety and gives her the shits.
The Vetriscience worked for half a summer several years ago but now she associates the smell with thunderstorms and won't eat them.
The thundershirt does nothing for thunder, although it makes a nice jacket for playing in the snow.
Never tried CBD.

I guess I could move somewhere there is never thunder or rain but the only place I can think of is Antarctica is that is too long of a commute.

That's too bad. You've tried all the standard advice I know of. Perhaps a combination of Trazadone (or similar) with one of the various OTC calming meds mentioned here?

We, too, tried everything else before we were recommended Composure. If it works well enough to mess with you could try pilling (cramming it down their throat to force them to swallow it) the Composure. We had to pill the heartworm chews on a dog that hated them. It was kind of funny, the thunder anxiety dog would eat any raw pill I offered to him but the boxer wouldn't eat a flavored chew. Weirdos.

Good luck.

[def90]

Tried the drops. No lessening of anxiety and gives her the shits.
The Vetriscience worked for half a summer several years ago but now she associates the smell with thunderstorms and won't eat them.
The thundershirt does nothing for thunder, although it makes a nice jacket for playing in the snow.
Never tried CBD.

I guess I could move somewhere there is never thunder or rain but the only place I can think of is Antarctica is that is too long of a commute.

My sister lives in Seattle, she says she has only heard thunder once or twice in the last 10 years.. But then you’d be in Seattle.