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If your dog is itchy, the skin is usually the first place you look. Maybe they're scratching their belly, licking their paws, shaking their head because their ears are bothering them, or dealing with that familiar yeasty smell that keeps coming back. You change the shampoo, clean the ears, put something soothing on the skin and try to work out what's triggering the flare-up. But when the same problems keep returning, it's worth looking beyond the skin. Because what's happenin

If you've ever struggled with an itchy dog, you've probably heard the same explanation. "It's allergies." Whether it's itchy paws, recurring ear infections, red skin, constant scratching, hot spots or digestive upset, allergies are often one of the first things blamed. Yet many dog mums find themselves trapped in a frustrating cycle of elimination diets, allergy testing, medications and recurring symptoms without ever finding lasting answers. So what if that isn't the whole s

Every August, Aussie pet lovers celebrate Rawgust - a month dedicated to the benefits of raw feeding for dogs. But for many, this isn’t...