Expert Pet Care Tips for a Happy, Healthy Pet

By The Huds and Toke Editorial Team Updated 5 July 2026 13 min read If you have an older dog who takes a second to get going in the morning, or a cat who has quietly stopped jumping onto the windowsill, you have probably seen green-lipped mussel mentioned as a joint helper. It is a genuinely interesting little shellfish with real research behind it, and also a fair bit of hype. This guide cover …

Pig ears are one of the most popular natural chews on the shelf, and for good reason: dogs adore them, they last, and they are a simple, single-ingredient treat. But because they are rich and fatty, and because a 2019 overseas outbreak put them in the headlines, plenty of Australian owners are left wondering whether they are actually a good idea. This guide gives you the honest answer, grounded i …

Chickpeas are a genuinely good occasional snack for most dogs, plain, cooked and in moderation. They are also a legume, and that is where a piece of important context comes in that a lot of "good for dogs" articles skip: the link between pulse-heavy diets and canine heart health. Here is the honest, plain-English picture, the real benefits, the safe way to serve them, and the one nuance every owne …

A naturally shed deer antler is one of the longest-lasting chews you can give a dog. By The Huds and Toke Editorial Team Reviewed & updated June 2026 Read 7 min Key takeaways Deer antlers are naturally shed bone-like tissue, not horn, and they are one of the longest-lasting natural chews there is, often lasting weeks to months. They are rich in calcium and phosphorus …

Zeolite turns up in a growing number of natural dog treats and supplements, usually under the banner of "detox". So what is it really, what does the science actually support, and is it good for your dog? Here is an honest, plain-English look at what zeolite is, how it works, where the evidence is strong, where it is still emerging, and how we use Australian zeolite in our grain-free treats. Revi …