DoGood Pet Nutrition

02/09/2026

I loved partnering with Australian Dog Lover for this! 🥥🐾

​There is so much hype around coconut, but the science gets lost easily. I broke down how isolated MCTs versus whole coconut meat actually work in the bowl, so you can nourish your pup safely.🐾

​Check out the full article—link is in the comments! 🥰

Are you currently feeding coconut meat or MCTs to your dog? Let’s chat below! 💚👇

🥥 🎉 World Coconut Day is here! While coconut products are widely featured in canine nutrition discussions, the scientific reality for our dogs is much more nuanced—and whole coconut might actually be the real hero.
Here’s what every dog parent should know before adding it to the bowl:

🧠 The MCT Breakdown: Standard coconut oil is high in Lauric Acid (C12). But, the exciting clinical benefits for senior dog cognition and brain health actually come from isolated MCTs—specifically Caprylic Acid (C8) and Capric Acid (C10).

⚠️ Warning: Because standard coconut oil is packed with heavy saturated fats, offering too much can easily trigger stomach upset or pancreatitis in sensitive pups.

🦴 The Whole-Food Anti-Inflammatory Twist: Want to unlock coconut's real superpower? Look past the oil bottle! As highlighted by Dr. Karen Becker in her book The Forever Dog Life, raw coconut meat (or unsweetened coconut chips) is an exceptional source of Manganese—a vital trace mineral for strong ligaments, healthy joints, and fighting cellular inflammation.

Want to safely navigate the hype and learn whether MCTs or coconut oil are right for your dog? Read the expert guide written by Ellie Gronkowski Pet Nutrition.

🔗 Link to the full article in the comments below!

31/08/2026

Tired. Picky. Tummy issues. What are you missing?

Vitamin B12 can be an overlooked piece of the puzzle. It plays an important role in your dog’s energy, gut health, appetite and nervous system — and low levels aren’t always obvious.

But why does B12 become low in the first place? That’s where things get interesting. 🐾

💚 Read more about the signs, possible causes and B12 deficiency on the blog:

https://dogoodgc.com.au/b12-deficiency-in-dogs-symptoms-causes-solutions/

28/08/2026

If your dog is constantly scratching, licking their paws or dealing with recurring ear issues… I know how frustrating that can be. 🐾

You’ve probably tried changing their food, new shampoos or supplements, only to find yourself back at Google looking for answers.

Persistent itching is worth looking at from a bigger picture — including diet, gut health and nutrition.

As a Canine Nutritionist, I help pet parents connect the dots and understand what their dog may need.

Is your dog dealing with ongoing itching, paw licking or ear issues? Tell me in the comments — I’d love to hear what’s going on. 💚👇

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25/08/2026

Happy Dog Day to all the beautiful pups who make our lives so much better. 🐾💚

May your bowls always be full of the good stuff, your walks be long, your bellies happy and your days filled with all the love, energy and adventures you deserve.

And to all the dog parents — here’s to many more happy, healthy years with your best friend by your side. 💚

Give them an extra cuddle from me today.

Happy Dog Day! 🐶

P.S. 🐾 Today & tomorrow only — enjoy 30% OFF your personalised Health Assessment. Simply mention “DOG DAY” when ordering and I’ll apply the discount for you. 💚

25/08/2026

The best gift we can give them? More happy, healthy years together. 💚🐾

For Dog Day, I’m offering 30% OFF personalised Health Assessments for 3 days only.

If something hasn’t felt quite right with your dog — their skin, tummy, energy, anxiety or overall wellbeing — this could be the perfect time to look a little deeper.

🐾 25–27 August only
Simply mention “DOG DAY” when ordering and I’ll apply your discount.

👉 https://dogoodgc.com.au/my-services/

Here’s to more healthy years together. 💚

21/08/2026

The yeast clears up… and then it’s back. AGAIN.

Itchy skin. Red paws. Recurring ear problems. Paw licking. That unmistakable ye**ty smell.

If this cycle feels familiar, it may be time to look beyond the skin.

Yeast naturally lives on your dog’s skin. The problem is when it starts to overgrow — and factors like diet, gut health, inflammation, medications and immune health can all be part of the bigger picture.

So another shampoo might calm what you can see, without answering the question:

Why does it keep coming back?

🐾 I break down recurring yeast, what may be contributing to it and what you can do to support your dog from the inside out on the DoGood blog.

Read the full article → https://dogoodgc.com.au/yeast-infections-in-dogs-causes/

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📞 0401 948 456
📩 [email protected]

19/08/2026

I think every pet parent secretly wants the same thing…

more healthy years with them. 💚🐾

Itchy skin. Ear infections. Tummy issues. Weight gain. Low energy. Poor coat.

We’re often told these things are just “normal” — but they can be signs that something needs a closer look.

Nutrition can be a powerful piece of the puzzle when it comes to your dog’s health.

What’s one thing about your dog’s health you wish you could improve? 🐾