Article written on 23rd Sept 2026 by Melissa Nye (B. Pharm), Co-Founder and COO at Pet Chemist, AHPRA-registered pharmacist Spring in Australia arrives with longer afternoons, a lawn that grows faster than you can cut it, and every wattle, tree and pasture grass in the neighbourhood releasing pollen at once. Your pet notices too, just… Continue reading Spring Allergies in Pets: Signs, Causes and How to Manage Them
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The Gut-Skin Connection: How Digestive Health Affects Your Dog’s Skin
Article written on 9th Sept 2026 by Melissa Nye (B. Pharm), Co-Founder and COO at Pet Chemist, AHPRA-registered pharmacist If your dog won’t stop scratching, has developed recurring hot spots, suffers from a dull or flaky coat, or keeps getting ear infections that don’t fully resolve and you’ve already tried shampoos, antihistamines, and topical treatments… Continue reading The Gut-Skin Connection: How Digestive Health Affects Your Dog’s Skin
The Benefits of Supplements for Supporting Canine and Feline Health
Just like humans, dogs and cats can benefit from targeted nutritional support throughout their lives. While a balanced diet is essential, certain health conditions, lifestyle factors, and age-related changes may require additional support. Supplements have been specifically formulated to help fill nutritional gaps and promote optimal wellbeing across several key areas of health—digestion, urinary function,… Continue reading The Benefits of Supplements for Supporting Canine and Feline Health
Wellness plan vs insurance: what’s the difference?
Wellness plans and pet insurance serve different roles in your pet’s healthcare — but they complement each other perfectly. Here’s how they work together to keep your pet healthier and happier for longer. Many pet parents believe wellness plans and insurance are basically the same — or that choosing one means you don’t need the other. In fact,… Continue reading Wellness plan vs insurance: what’s the difference?
The Ultimate Guide to Choosing Flea, Tick & Worming Treatments for your Dog or Cat
Parasites like fleas, ticks, heartworms and intestinal worms are more than just a nuisance — they can seriously affect your pet’s health and comfort. Protecting your dog or cat with the right combination of preventative and treatment products is essential for year-round wellbeing. In this guide, we’ll compare some of the most popular and veterinarian-recommended… Continue reading The Ultimate Guide to Choosing Flea, Tick & Worming Treatments for your Dog or Cat
The Benefits of Omega-3 Fatty Acids for Skin Health in Dogs and Cats
Healthy skin and a shiny coat are more than just cosmetic goals for pets. They are key indicators of overall wellbeing. If your dog or cat struggles with dry skin, excessive shedding, itching, or a dull coat, omega-3 fatty acids may play an important role in supporting their skin health. Omega-3s are widely recognised for… Continue reading The Benefits of Omega-3 Fatty Acids for Skin Health in Dogs and Cats
Rising Tick Numbers: Why Parasite Control Matters More Than Ever
As the weather warms and the seasons shift, pet owners across Australia are facing a growing threat: an alarming increase in tick prevalence. These tiny but dangerous parasites are not only more widespread than ever before, but their activity periods are lengthening — posing serious health risks to pets year-round. Understanding why this is happening… Continue reading Rising Tick Numbers: Why Parasite Control Matters More Than Ever
Is Your Dog Acting Older Than Their Years? Understanding Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome and the Power of MCTs
As dogs get older, we expect to see some grey around the muzzle, slower movements and maybe a bit more napping during the day. But what happens when your senior dog starts to get confused, forgets familiar routines, or seems anxious for no clear reason? These could be signs of something more than just “old… Continue reading Is Your Dog Acting Older Than Their Years? Understanding Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome and the Power of MCTs
Understanding Canine Idiopathic Epilepsy and the Role of MCT in Seizure Management
Epilepsy is one of the most common neurological conditions in dogs, with idiopathic epilepsy (IE) accounting for the majority of diagnosed cases. For dog owners, watching their dog suffer from a seizure can be very distressing and has them questioning if there is anything else they can be doing, in conjunction with traditional pharmacotherapy to… Continue reading Understanding Canine Idiopathic Epilepsy and the Role of MCT in Seizure Management
Is Your Dog Anxious? Signs, Causes, and Vet-Approved Calming Tips
Every wag, whimper, or worried stare tells a story. This Dog Anxiety Awareness Week, we’re here to help you understand what your dog may be going through—and how to support them with care and calm. Dog anxiety is more common than many pet parents realise. Triggers like separation, storms, loud noises, or changes in routine… Continue reading Is Your Dog Anxious? Signs, Causes, and Vet-Approved Calming Tips