For dog owners who've tried everything and still watch their dog shake through every storm.

The Vivoa vest applies gentle, steady pressure that can help dogs feel calmer during storms.

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You Know the Moment Before It Even Gets Bad.

It starts with the rain. Then the thunder. The panting, the shaking, the pacing, the hiding, and finally, the pressing against you, desperate for safety. You hold her and tell her she's okay, but she still struggles to settle.

The Hardest Part Isn't the Thunder. It's Watching Her Go Through It.

You feel helpless as she trembles, guilty for not being able to fix it, and you lose sleep listening to her whine. You follow her from room to room, trying anything to calm her. And still, the worry stays.

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And You've Probably Already Tried to Help.

You're not searching because you haven't tried—you're searching because what you've tried hasn't been enough. That's not a failure. It's care.

Chews - you've tried them, and they show you care. But they only mask the moment, not the underlying need.

Wraps - you've wrapped them tight, hoping for calm. It's a kind gesture, but it doesn't address the root of the worry.

Comforting - you've held them close, and that matters. Yet comfort alone can't always reach the deeper stress.

Safe spaces - you've created them, and that's thoughtful. But a quiet room can't always quiet a racing mind.

Sprays - you've tried them, hoping for a quick calm. They can soothe the senses, but not the source.

Music - you've played it softly, and it helps. But sound can't always reach the worry underneath.

Medication - you've considered it, and that's a serious step. It may manage symptoms, but it doesn't always change the pattern.

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She's Not Ignoring You. She May Just Be Too Overwhelmed to Settle From Your Voice Alone.

She isn't choosing to panic. Thunder, flashes, and everything happening around her can be too much to process all at once.

She hears your comforting voice, and she knows you're there. But words alone may not always be enough to help her settle.

Sometimes what she needs is a different kind of comfort. Gentle, steady pressure that she can feel.

Comfort She Doesn't Have to Hear to Feel.

Gentle, steady pressure gives your dog another physical source of comfort . Something she can feel, even when the world around her is loud.

Silent Magnetic Latch

No loud Velcro ripping near frightened ears — the vest goes on quietly, so the moment stays calm.

Gentle Pressure

Snug, steady support wraps her body during stressful moments, giving her something to lean into.

Lightweight & Soft

Avoids thick, stiff material that can feel like a burden — she can move, play, and rest without noticing it's on.

Comfortable Stretch

Snug without being overly tight in one area — the stretch spreads the pressure evenly across her chest and back.

How to use

Storm approaching

You see it coming on the radar or feel it in the air.

Put the vest on

The silent magnetic latch makes it quick and quiet.

Let her wear it through the storm

Gentle, steady pressure provides comfort.

We recommend putting the vest on around 20 minutes before the storm, so she can settle into it before the fear becomes severe.

You Don't Need Her to Become a Different Dog. You Just Want Her to Feel Safe.

Rain still hits the windows. Thunder still rolls. She still notices it. But instead of pacing through the storm, imagine looking over and seeing her resting nearby, while you’re no longer cycling through solution after solution.

See the Vivoa Anxiety Vest

What Our Customers Say

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My rescue lab freaks out the second the sky gets dark. Pacing, drooling, trying to squeeze into the bathtub. The ThunderShirt scared him worse the second I ripped the Velcro. Got this one on him 20 minutes before the storm and he just laid down next to the couch. Didn't shake once.

EVELYN

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Bought this as a last resort. My german shepherd loses it every time fireworks start and I've wasted so much money on stuff that didn't work. What got me was how quiet the latch is. He didn't even flinch when I put it on. Slept through most of the fireworks that night, which has literally never happened before.

SARAH 

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